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FT.com: Business Life
| Heading in opposite directions |
| When Brazilian mining group Vale bought Inco of Canada, the company found itself embroiled in a clash of cultures |
| Tale of a frustrated whistleblower |
| Enron activist reads the new book by Madoff’s ‘Cassandra’ |
| Notes from outside |
| Martin issues a ‘fat catess’ alert about his ex-wife and has some teething troubles with his new executive assistant |
| The accidental beer business |
| A fire and a chance remark about a whisky byproduct led to the founding of specialty brewer Innis & Gunn |
| Exploding the myths of private equity |
| Luke Johnson tackles the common miscperceptions about the relationship between private equity and entrepreneurship |
| Arresting development |
| Two Polish entrepreneurs’ experience with the authorities highlights how the country’s legal system is still adjusting to a free market economy |
| Smarter leaders are betting big on data |
| Clever people talk knowingly about analytics – managing better with the use of data – as if they have discovered the secret of business success. Perhaps they have, writes Stefan Stern |
| The public image: Marmite |
| The viscous savoury spread is messing with our minds |
| Why feedback forms leave me fed up |
| The wrong questions are asked at the wrong time to people who generally are in no frame of mind to answer them properly, writes Lucy Kellaway |
| Business diary: Dino Lalvani |
| The global consumer electronics company was set up by the father and uncle of its current chief executive, Dino Lalvani, in 1958 after they moved to London from India |
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