| The Director 1998 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A buyer's guide to the markets. (energy markets)(includes related article on Independent Energy)(Energy Management special supplement.) | Business, international | Andrew Buckley |
| After the chainsaw. (repercussions of downsizing) | Business, international | Don Sull |
| A good year to get hitched.(United Kingdom mergers and acquisitions) | Business, international | Hugo Haddon-Grant |
| America's most hated. (Sunbeam's dismissal of Al Dunlap) | Business, international | Geoffrey Colvin |
| A rare breed. (Tswalu founder Stephen Boler) | Business, international | Joanna Higgins |
| Are you switched on? (benefits of using computers)(includes case study of Freedown Foods) | Business, international | Kate Stanbury, Monica Seeley |
| Argentina a silver lining: Since recovering from hyper-inflation and severe recession, the Argentinian economy has grown rapidly. As a gateway to Latin America, the country has become an attractive prospect. | Business, international | Diego Etchepare |
| A shock to the system.(year 2000 computer transition problem) | Business, international | Brian Collett |
| A singular failure: If monetary union is to survive, it is likely to be followed by political union. But would Britain buy into a federal Europe? | Business, international | Michael Taylor |
| Avoiding another fine mess.(renewing company insurance)(includes case studies) | Business, international | Stephen Womack |
| A world to the wise. (opportunities in emerging economies) | Business, international | Nigel Page, Rick Marsland |
| Back in full bloom. (Rhone-Poulenc CEO and Chmn Jean-Rene Fourtou) | Business, international | Jeremy Josephs |
| Beware of the poison arrow.(need to avoid talking United Kingdom into recession) | Business, international | Graeme Leach |
| Blurred vision. (digital television; influence) | Business, international | Meg Carter |
| Break for the border. (United Kingdom travel operators seek to attract executives)(includes sidebar articles) | Business, international | Dominic O'Connell, Jeff Mills |
| Bumpy ride ahead? (prospects for United Kingdom economy) | Business, international | Bill Jamieson |
| Costa del confidence. (Spain; economic aspects)(includes related articles) | Business, international | Tom Burns |
| Defining the true cost of logistics.(smaller firms and logistics costs; includes related articles) | Business, international | Phillip Hastings, Malory Davies, Peter Newson |
| Digital exploitation: Cyber-enthusiasts may welcome the media revolution. But they won't persuade the punters unless it's kept simple. | Business, international | Patrick Prof. Barwise |
| Does your board need surgery?(need to improve the performance of UK boards of directors) | Business, international | Bob Garratt |
| Face value. (employee selection) | Business, international | |
| Fever pitch. (management buyouts)(includes related articles and case studies) | Business, international | Joanna Gant |
| Finding the right blend.(profile of Seattle Coffee Company founders, Scott and Ally Svenson) | Business, international | |
| For whom the bell tolls.(teleworking) | Business, international | Tim Phillips |
| From one business to another and another and another and ....(joining a franchise)(includes related article) | Business, international | Rodney Hobson |
| Germany: Europe's powerhouse. (business opportunities in Germany) | Business, international | Frederick Studemann |
| Getting your goods to market.(managing logistical issues) | Business, international | Phillip Hastings, Malory Davies, Peter Newson |
| Going the distance.(evaluation of MBA distance learning courses) | Business, international | Michel Syrett |
| How thinking on your feet brings big benefits. | Business, international | Ian Christians |
| Hungary at the crossroads.(includes related sidebar articles) | Business, international | Nigel Dudley |
| Indonesia. (business aspects)(includes related articles) | Business, international | Gill Baker |
| Initiative overkill: Initiatives need to be carefully orchestrated from the top. Forget about them and the results could be costly. | Business, international | Bob White |
| In peak condition. (strong investment in healthcare sector in United Kingdom) | Business, international | Claire Oldfield |
| In pole position. (positive business climate in Finland) | Business, international | Peter Fullbright |
| Is the world in safe hands?(regulation of the world economy; includes related article) | Business, international | Daniel Yergin, Joseph Stanislaw |
| Italy: a nation of two halves.(Italian economy and business culture; includes related articles) | Business, international | Luigi Migliavacca |
| Keeping clear of the benefits trap. (employee benefits) | Business, international | Peta Hodge |
| King of the jungle.(Amazon.co.uk Managing Director Simon Murdoch) | Business, international | Sean Geer |
| Letting the cash flow. (factoring and invoice discounting) | Business, international | |
| Life after Forte: Having lost the family firm, is Sir Rocco Forte wise to have a second crack at running an international hotel business? | Business, international | Julia Bright |
| Lost in space.(choosing appropriate office equipment) | Business, international | Andrew Leaning |
| Mind games. (influences on directors of United Kingdom companies)(includes views of Prue Leith, G.K. Noon, Art Fry and Norio Ohga) | Business, international | Michel Syrett, Jean Lammiman |
| Netting your goods. (leading United Kingdom supermarkets ambivalent about home shopping) | Business, international | Mark Deards |
| Nomad's land. (The history of the office) | Business, international | Lindsay Percival |
| No place like home. (start-up companies; employment)(Column) | Business, international | Bill McCall |
| Open to criticism. (corporations; attitudes to pressure groups)(Cover Story) | Business, international | Nick Kochan |
| Portugal: charting a new course.(Portugal as a business location; includes related articles) | Business, international | Pedro Rebelo de Sousa, William Smithson |
| Preaching to the unconverted. (Microsoft Limited Chairman David Svendson) | Business, international | Tim Phillips |
| Putting on the pounds.(includes case studies, financial planning for directors) | Business, international | Clare Vincent |
| Quit bugging. (business computer systems; year 2000 compliance, euro compliance) | Business, international | |
| Raising the standard. (business ethics) | Business, international | Mark Anstead |
| Reconsidering rates: Taxes on property are inequitable. One solution would be to replace them with a single central grant to local authorities. | Business, international | Richard Baron |
| Ripples in the pool. (electricity supply; United Kingdom)(Energy Management special supplement.) | Business, international | Andrew Jones |
| Slovenia: the thin EU line. (includes related article) | Business, international | |
| Standing out from the crowd.(business networking in the United Kingdom) | Business, international | Roy Sheppard |
| Staying in control. (controlling stress) | Business, international | Vincent Forte |
| Still in the frame. (ITC Chmn Lew Grade)(includes sidebar articles detailing Grade's career in film industry and prospects for United Kingdom film industry) | Business, international | Geoffrey Macnab |
| Strangled by green tape. (negative impact of European Union environmental legislation) | Business, international | Natasha Howard |
| Stress prevention, not cure.(Column) | Business, international | Geraint Day |
| Striking a cord. (back pain) | Business, international | Vincent Forte |
| Taking the plunge: There are those that say UK firms will have to adapt to the euro or risk being marginalized. Others maintain that, as non-members, UK firms need not lift a finger. | Business, international | Nigel Dudley |
| Taxing the big E. (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development encourages business involvement in making decisions on taxing internet commerce) | Business, international | William Touche |
| Taxing times. (mixed prospects for Irish economy) | Business, international | Stewart Dalby |
| The art of the possible.(office politics) | Business, international | Martin Clarke, David Butcher |
| The bottom line. (dealing with new technology) | Business, international | Jeremy Redhouse |
| The enemy within. (the internet; business use) | Business, international | Geoff Webster |
| The fisher king. (revival of House of Hardy)(Company Profile) | Business, international | John Lawless |
| The invisible force. (employees' learning)(Column) | Business, international | Bill Lucas |
| The long and winding road. (design consultancy; rural location) | Business, international | Nigel Fulcher |
| The nine lives of the company car. (includes related articles) | Business, international | Jeff Daniels |
| The open temple.(investment opportunities in India) | Business, international | Shanta Acharya |
| The options culture.(executive share options) | Business, international | Phillip J. McKnight, Cyril Tomkins |
| The pain and pleasures of longhaul: Travel may broaden the mind, but its effects on the body can be less endearing. | Business, international | Richard Dr. Halvorsen |
| The rescue squad: With murmurs of an economic downturn around the corner, companies need to keep a vigilant eye on their cashflow. But financial distress need not spell the end for your company. | Business, international | |
| The science of the lambs.(how scientists plan to use cloning technology)(includes related article about Greenpeace) | Business, international | Robert Stokes |
| The shock of the new. (auction houses)(includes related article) | Business, international | Stewart Dalby |
| The third industrial revolution.(importance of technology and human capital) | Business, international | Tom Cannon |
| Tour de force. (Philippe Bourgignon; management of Club Mediterranee S.A.) | Business, international | Jeremy Josephs |
| Track stars. (United Kingdom growth companies)(includes related article) | Business, international | Tom Nash, Ian Fraser, Joanna Higgins |
| Trading on a perfect image.(profile of Steljes chief executive, Nigel Steljes) | Business, international | Brian Collett |
| Transmission impossible. (Auckland, New Zealand; energy supplies)(Energy Management special supplement.) | Business, international | Paul Thomas |
| Under troubled skies. (Yorkshire and the Humber area, England; economic aspects)(includes related articles) | Business, international | Peter Curtain |
| Unfairness at work. (impact of United Kingdom government's Fairness at Work White Paper on small businesses) | Business, international | Richard Wilson |
| Upping the stakes. (stakeholder pension schemes)(Column) | Business, international | John Denham Sir |
| "We won't grow if we don't want to". (some small companies wish to remain small) | Business, international | Robert Clayton |
| Winning in a wired world: Telecoms is traditionally big business, with smaller companies only being able to afford the basics. | Business, international | Marc Beishon |
| Wiring your accounts.(online banking for smaller businesses; includes related articles) | Business, international | David Sumner Smith |
| Wizardry at work.(creativity in business) | Business, international | Michael Peters |
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