William Jones
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- Sep 18, 2026
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Sir Evelyn de Rothschild and the Privatisation Decades That Defined N M Rothschild (opens the original)
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Sir Evelyn de Rothschild led one of the City of London's oldest banking houses for almost three decades, guiding it through a period of striking expansion. He served as chairman and chief executive of N M Rothschild & Sons from 1976 to 2003, a stretch that coincided with sweeping change across British finance. Under his direction, the family bank became a leading adviser on the sale of state-owned industries, opened offices across several continents, and preserved a form of independence that mos
What Gene Therapy Could Mean for the Future of Muscle Health, with Dr Sanjeev Goel, MD (opens the original)
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Muscle loss is often treated as an inevitable part of ageing, but researchers are increasingly examining whether some of the biological mechanisms behind declining muscle mass can be influenced. One area attracting attention is the relationship between myostatin and follistatin, two proteins involved in regulating muscle growth. As researchers learn more about how these pathways work, they are also exploring new possibilities for supporting muscle health and physical function later in life. Dr S
10 Best Hair Transplant Clinics in Turkey (opens the original)
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Turkey has become a popular destination for hair transplantation, but the market is very different from what it was a decade ago. Patients now arrive with far more information. They compare graft estimates, hairline styles, donor management, FUE and DHI techniques, hotel packages and even the way clinics handle follow-up after they return home. That extra research is useful because a hair transplant is not a treatment that should be selected on price alone. The result depends on how well the don
The Next Competitive Advantage in Obesity Care Will Be Sustaining Weight Loss (opens the original)
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For decades, obesity treatment faced a frustrating gap between what was clinically desirable and what was realistically achievable. Diet and exercise remain fundamental, but sustained, substantial weight loss has been difficult for many patients to achieve. GLP-1-based therapies reduce appetite and increase satiety, enabling levels of weight loss that were previously difficult to achieve. In a recent multicentre observational study of 260 adults with obesity treated with tirzepatide, 94% achieve
DonnaPro Explains Why Q4 Is the Worst Quarter to Be Your Own Assistant (opens the original)
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Q4 is the reckoning quarter. Nine months of undone delegation is about to cost founders the year. Not surprisingly, studies on executive productivity suggests that founders and senior leaders spend up to 23% of their time on administrative tasks they could delegate. Similarly, a report from Harvard Business Review found that leaders who delegate administrative work early recover an average of 15 to 20 hours per week. For DonnaPro, an agency that helps founders access a top 1% executive assistant
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