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Actors like Hugh Grant, Paul Mescal, Daniel Craig and Ryan Gosling seem to enjoy putting down their own work. They should stop.

Amid accusations that his social media platform is a haven for anti-Jewish posts, the tech billionaire’s highly choreographed tour of Auschwitz and livestreamed interview was a naked attempt at corporate face-saving, says James Moore. By his own grisly standards, it almost represented contrition

You know your brand is struggling when even the boss wants to ditch it. For it seems that hapless Humza Yousaf has ‘done a Ratner’ today by distancing himself from the increasingly-toxic SNP brand. With his party set to lose half their seats to Labour, the flailing First Minister has decided that now is the

Spotlight now falls on Crown Prince Frederik and his wife as tabloids focus on alleged past dalliance

Each year, the Mail pays tribute to the idlers, fat cats and blunderers who blight public life in their dozens.

Corporate scandals come in all shapes and sizes, and can have a huge impact on the individual and their business. So how can you protect yourself?

Shades of Gerald Ratner jewellery empire collapse in demise of the SNP and those still keeping faith are behind the curve.

Credit Suisse’s recent troubles can partly be put down to a series of scandals that have eroded confidence in this banking giant. Indeed, a company’s reputation can be totally ruined by the uncovering of accounting irregularities. If all companies wish to preserve their image, are they all in the same boat?

PETER HITCHENS: Not since Gerald Ratner destroyed his own jewellery business in 1991 has anyone so completely upset his own industry as Sir Michael Wilshaw (left) did last week.

You can have a serious documentary about the law, or a silly film about office life, but as The Firm shows, you cant combine the two.