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  1. The name game: CEOs with favourable surnames receive higher pay

    The name game: CEOs with favourable surnames receive higher pay

    New Bayes study shows significant effects on bosses’ remuneration if they have a ‘favourable’ surname.

    Hashtag: Research spotlight

  2. Toby Young delivers annual Contrarian Prize Lecture at Bayes Business School

    Toby Young delivers annual Contrarian Prize Lecture at Bayes Business School

    Social commentator discusses the effects of suppression of freedom of speech

    Hashtag: Announcements

  3. Eight super-healthy leafy greens – and why you should eat them

    Eight super-healthy leafy greens – and why you should eat them

    Dr Swrajit Sarkar, Senior Lecturer in Nutrition, shares his insight writing in The Conversation.

  4. Creating collaborations: sharing learning to strengthen VCSE and health and care commissioning

    Creating collaborations: sharing learning to strengthen VCSE and health and care commissioning

    One-day event also marked the launch of the findings from a three-year NIHR-funded study into VCSE and health and care commissioning relationships

    Hashtag: Announcements

  5. Square Mile looks to the chancellor to realise space ambition

    Square Mile looks to the chancellor to realise space ambition

    Financial Times letter calls on government to target the City of London as a global centre for space finance within the next decade.

    Hashtag: Announcements

  6. World-leading academics recognised with presentation of Onassis Prizes 2023

    World-leading academics recognised with presentation of Onassis Prizes 2023

    Professor Darrell Duffie, Professor Marc Melitz, and Professor Siri Pettersen Strandenes were awarded this year's Onassis Prizes for outstanding contributions to the fields of Finance, International Trade and Shipping

    Hashtag: Announcements

  7. Bayes’ Full-time MBA climbs three places globally in entrepreneurship rankings

    Bayes’ Full-time MBA climbs three places globally in entrepreneurship rankings

    The annual ranking by Poets Quants draws on data provided by global business schools for 16 metrics

    Hashtag: Announcements

  8. Afro-Caribbean Food Fest: how to enjoy culturally acceptable, adaptable and affordable food

    Afro-Caribbean Food Fest: how to enjoy culturally acceptable, adaptable and affordable food

    The School of Health & Psychological Sciences and School of Policy & Global Affairs hosted a joint event exploring diet, nutrition and wellbeing in support of Black Futures Month.

    Hashtag: Announcements

  9. Increased resilience, retention and quality – key outcomes of My Home Life England programmes

    Increased resilience, retention and quality – key outcomes of My Home Life England programmes

    New report reveals that participation in My Home Life England programmes has significant impact for care leaders.

  10. Bayes Professor wins international recognition for book on the power of expertise

    Bayes Professor wins international recognition for book on the power of expertise

    Professor of Leadership wins prestigious award for her book Credible.

    Hashtags: Expert comment, announcements