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The Worst Day of The Week Show with Ben Kittoe: ‘We’re trying to get people to talk.’
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The Worst Day of The Week Show with Ben Kittoe: ‘We’re trying to get people to talk.’
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In our new series, Leaders @Kings, the King’s Business Review editors sit down with Ben Kittoe, the founder of The Worst Day of the Week Show here at King’s

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How Gen-Z is Shaping the Future of Aviation
How Gen-Z is Shaping the Future of Aviation

As the aviation sector accelerates its decarbonisation agenda, most focus has been on long-horizon technological shifts.

Leadership Beyond Earth: A Conversation with UNOOSA on Law and the Future of Space
Leadership Beyond Earth: A Conversation with UNOOSA on Law and the Future of Space

UNOOSA experts reflect on the principles of maintaining peace beyond our planet and the role of the United Nations in a new, ever-expanding, private-sector-driven space age.

King’s, KBC, and What Comes Next with Tea Abrasheva: ‘I was doing it for the people who come after us.’
King’s, KBC, and What Comes Next with Tea Abrasheva: ‘I was doing it for the people who come after us.’

In our latest interview for the Leaders @King's series, King’s Business Review's @King's editor sits down with Tea Abrasheva, our very own King’s Business Club President.

The Worst Day of The Week Show with Ben Kittoe: ‘We’re trying to get people to talk.’
The Worst Day of The Week Show with Ben Kittoe: ‘We’re trying to get people to talk.’

In our new series, Leaders @Kings, the King’s Business Review editors sit down with Ben Kittoe, the founder of The Worst Day of the Week Show here at King’s

Manchester United’s Revolutionary Redevelopment Plan and the Financial Business of A Premier League Team
Manchester United’s Revolutionary Redevelopment Plan and the Financial Business of A Premier League Team

Manchester United have proposed building a new major stadium, yet this comes at a time when their owner’s business decisions are coming increasingly under fire.

Unplugged: Breaking Free from Social Media
Unplugged: Breaking Free from Social Media

Like, Scroll, Share, Post, Repeat. The compulsive cycle of social media that keeps us coming back.

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