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The article discusses about skills required for every boss needs to know. As mentioned, it includes, how to mentor someone, how to keep your superstar staff, how to maintain a partnership, how to hack your body. Stacey Allaster, chairwoman and CEO of the Women's Tennis Association said that ask the right questions and stand back behind.

The article offers facts and other information about business management, such as the millennials are different, big businesses cannot innovate, and that early bird gets the worm. It mentions the secrets of Silicon Valley venture capitalist Paul Graham and Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. It says that hard workers certainly deserve a good job, however research suggests that it is the talkative and likable people who get the best jobs.

The article presents the opinions and advice of professional experts on how to develop certain skills. Topics discussed include being prepared for the perfect job from host George Stroumboulopoulos, converting a bad idea into good from producer Joel H. Cohen, and reinventing a brand from the founder of Jackman Reinvention Inc., Joe Jackman. Also included are creating an office where employees will be motivated to work harder, when to sell the company, and selling 32 cars in a day.

The article talks about the Womb Settee designed by Finnish architect Eero Saarinen in the 1940s, for automobile company General Motors (GM) Technical Center in Michigan.

The article mentions the designing skills of Dieter Rams, who headed the designing department of Braun, the German Electronics Company and the history of Braun founded by Max Braun, the popularity of their wooden radio, its first design unit and the Sk1 radio design.

The article informs about the cuff links by Robert Tateossian, how the idea of designing them struck him in 1990 and how they have got popularized all over the world with retailers like Harrods in London, Saks in New York, TsUM in Moscow and Harry Rosen in Canada. As the company marks the celebration of its 25th anniversary, the 30% of the proceeds will go to the Elton John AIDS Foundation.

The article discusses chairs and Charles Eames experiment of moulded plywood chair. As mentioned, he started experimenting from 1940 with moulded plywood then started shaping wood and now the good looking and aesthetically correct chair has been designed by him.

The offers information on the history of the Canoe restaurant in Toronto, Ontario as well as the evolution and the secret to the success of its renowned lobster club sandwich.

The article offers world news briefs. Results of the study of the Bowling Green State University and the University of Toronto reveals that minimal amount of quality time spent with children is more effective compared to longer but poor quality time. Moreover, it also cites the proper methods of promoting products and the correlation between labor productivity and rewards.

A timeline is presented of events on the roots of Tumi Inc. before it became successful in business travel when it uses ballistic nylon to make luggage for frequent flyers.

A timeline is presented on how jacket maker Mackintosh, named after its inventor Charles Macintosh who made a system to waterproof fabric through cementing a layer of rubber between two pieces of cloth in 1823, steered its 200-year-old brand starting 2015 away from the brink of bankruptcy.

The article evaluates the 3107 chair designed by Arne Jacobsen.

The article focuses on the career of Alyson Walker, the vice president of content at Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment in Canada. Among her jobs prior to her position at Maple include being a trip planner at Butterfield & Robinson, MBA Generalis Program at RBC Capital Market, and executive director at Canadian Olympic Committee. It also mentions her role at the Capitals Ultimate as team captain.

The article offers information on L.L.Bean Boot from L.L. Bean Inc.

The article focuses on co-founders Caterina Rizzi, and Julien Smith of Breather Products Inc., a company which assist nomadic workers find better places to do business.

The article mentions the anniversary of the writing pen Bic Cristal, which was introduced 65 years ago as of January 2015.

A review is offered for the Noguchi table, which was designed by Japanese-American sculptor Isamu Noguchi in 1944.

The article presents a photograph of and commentary about a desk lamp designed almost 50 years ago by Italian industrial designer Achille Castiglioni, who said it was meant to look the "Snoopy" comic-strip character.

The article offers information on the luxury carryall bag produced by Hermès after the firm's chief executive officer (CEO) Jean-Louis Dumas' encounter with actress Jane Birkin in the early 1980s.

The article offers information on significant highlights related to the Omega Speedmaster watch.

The article offers information on the Barcelona chair which was designed for the King of Spain and launched at the International Exposition in Spain in 1929.

The article discusses revenue generated in 2011 in the global airline industry, with a focus on the rising costs of operation and labour disputes in the air travel industry. Information and statistics are presented on topics including airlines' ancillary revenue by category, the top 10 most profitable airlines, and add-on options offered to passengers for an additional fee.