How we work now - lessons from lockdown

How we work now - lessons from lockdown

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Trainer Wars

The 2026 London Marathon saw new world record times set in both the men's and women's events. Eyes weren't just on the winning athletes but also on the Adidas trainers they were wearing. So what goes into designing and making a pair of trainers and why have some of them become so ...  Show more

Entrepreneurs: Your Questions Answered

Evan is joined by a panel of top entrepreneurs to answer your listener questions. How do you make your business stand out in a crowded market? Where can you find the information you need to start your own business? Why don't we hear about the failures along the way to success? An ...  Show more

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