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Which country has the best banknote?

The greenback may rule global markets, but when it comes to more aesthetic considerations, the currency of New Zealand is king.

Is part-time working the key to happiness?

Evidence from the Netherlands suggests it might be. More than half of Dutch workers are on part-time hours, a much larger proportion than any other developed country, while the Netherland...

Which developing economies vaccinate more babies against measles than the UK?

Preventing and treating disease is often viewed as an aim that poor countries struggle to achieve while rich countries succeed.

Want to be a better leader? Start experimenting

Strong leaders are key to any company’s success, so you’d think that leadership development courses would be a worthwhile business investment.

Were dinosaurs victims of climate change?

It’s long been thought that the dinosaurs died out after an asteroid hit the Earth, but new research has found they may not have been doing too well before that time – and a changing clim...

Why focusing on teams, not just leaders is the key to business performance

If you’re trying to improve your company’s performance by focusing solely on leadership, you might want to rethink your approach.

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If you're less busy you're more likely to get things done, right? Wrong

Keeping busy is the best way to stay productive, and can help you to deal with missed deadlines, according to a new study.

How tanking oil prices have caused the world's biggest traffic jam

Queues of supertankers are taking over some of the world’s busiest sea lanes, causing what may be the world’s biggest traffic jam.

Watch Liam, Apple's robot recycler, take apart an iPhone

A big problem with modern smartphones is that they’re sealed units and can’t be taken apart for recycling. Right? Wrong. At least, that is, for Apple’s recycling robot, Liam.

Scientists teach a quadriplegic's hand to move again

Scientists have found a way to help people with brain or spinal-cord injuries to move again.

Online hate targets women and black journalists, finds The Guardian

For years, online publications have invited readers to comment on the articles they publish: a process that allows the public to actively engage with journalists and contribute their own ...

The surprising link between your heart rate and wisdom

Your heart beat may be linked to your ability to make sound judgements, according to a new study.

This is the surprisingly large economic dividend from investing in better mental health

There are more than 615 million people suffering from depression or anxiety around the world, an increase of nearly 50% from 1990, according to a new study published in The Lancet Psychia...

New research proves what you already knew: Hollywood is sexist and ageist

Sexism in Hollywood has become a hot topic of discussion, with many highly successful female actresses speaking out on the issue.