Adam Gale

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  • London, UK – 16 May, 2023: rental bicycles sponsored by Santander bank in a row on the street in London, UK.Europe

    Europe’s giants still rule as startups struggle to crack the Coins2Day 500 Europe

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  • Female colleagues toasting coffee cups while celebrating birthday at office cafeteriaWorkplace Culture

    Industry Analyst

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  • Business people shaking hands in the office. Business persons handshaking during a meeting in modern office.Future of Work

    How the world’s largest call center operator is blending artificial intelligence with emotional intelligence

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  • “I send a lot of my French people to the U.S., a lot of my U.S. people to France. It’s incredible to see what happens when you do that.” Guive Balooch, head of tech and open innovation at L’Oréal.Europe

    Hair dryers from drones and makeup mirrors from movie animators: How L’Oréal makes open innovation work

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  • Portraits of Barbara Lavernos of L’Oréal at their global HQ in Clichy, France. June 20th, 2025.Innovation

    ‘Whenever we see a small company with a good idea, we’re on fire’: How M&A and innovation keep L’Oréal ahead in global beauty

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  • Queen Elizabeth drinks Tea NauruRetail

    Can Gen Z save tea? How young Brits are reigniting love for the classic cuppa amid a crisis of relevance

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  • A person walks on a treadmill at a desk while working from homeLifestyle

    A WFH ‘culture war’ has broken out across Europe, with the U.K. leading the charge as the most WFH-friendly country, while France lags behind

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  • Paris (France) on May 17, 2020: statue in 'Place du Trocadero' square with a protective mask against Coronavirus, Covid19, and the Eiffel Tower in the background.Environment

    Tiger mosquitos, Asian hornets and bed bugs: What climate change means for Europe’s ‘pest demographics’ haunting the Paris Olympics

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  • Woman shops for avocadosRetail

    British supermarket Tesco is laser-tattooing avocados to cut plastic pollution. Will it make any difference?

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  • Woman in a dark room looks at screen, which is reflected in her glassesTech

    Gen AI at work has surged 66% in the U.K., but bosses aren’t behind it

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  • Close up shot of people enjoying a picnic on the Champs-ElyséesRetail

    Paris hosted a giant picnic for over 4,000 people on the iconic Champs-Élysées as it tries to attract local customers ahead of the Olympics

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  • Three seated executives listen to a speechEnvironment

    While American companies go quiet on climate change, Europeans keep banging the drum

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  • Carolyn McCall listens intently to a fellow panelist at an event, with her hand on her chin.Leadership

    Gender career gap gets worse in U.K. finance and professional services, with fewer women in the top 1% of earners than before the pandemic

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  • Pedestrians walk past a Shell garage at nightEnvironment

    Climate activists led a Shell shareholder rebellion over decarbonization targets, winning 19% of the vote. What difference will it make?

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  • Michael O’Leary, chief executive officer of Ryanair Holdings Plc, during a news conference in London, UK, on Wednesday, April 24, 2024. O’Leary said Boeing Co. management needs to focus on continuity as it seeks to stabilise the business, and that the new head of the commercial aircraft unit has made a promising start. Photographer: Hollie Adams/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesRetail

    Ryanair’s shares are up 14% since 2020, while low-cost rival EasyJet’s are down 72%—what is CEO Michael O’Leary getting right?

    By Adam Gale and Prarthana Prakash