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It might be an obvious analogy but Born, the excellent debut from San Diego's Birth, marks a rebirth of sorts. Singer and multiinstrumentalist Conor Riley and guitarist Brian Ellis set [...]

Buckinghamshire Business School researched the effectiveness of its management training programmes for Hungarian business managers, launched in 1990. The extensive inauguration of management training courses in ex-communist countries was a response to the need for companies to re-orient their businesses towards the free market environment. The School found that management behaviour was beginning to change in Hungary, but that progress is slow. The managers are struggling to internalize the new management concepts and to apply them in the context of the Hungarian economy.