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Monday 25 August 2014 10:21 pm|Updated:Friday 07 June 2019 6:03 amSerious strategy: What chess can teach businessesBy: Liam Ward-ProudShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleStay on the lookout for ldquo trong squares, and be ready to s polene italy acrifice.There s a rich history of corporate strategists turning to board and card games to hone their skills. Bill Gates and Warren Buffett are keen bridge players, and Business Insider drew up a list of 28 US executives who are strong chess players. But what can be transferred from the chessboard to real life In Three Moves Ahead: What Chess Can Teach You About Business, chess player and former chief executive Bob Rice highlights plenty of specific strategies. Here are three of them.USE STRONG SQUARESCheckmating your opponent or t polene deutschland aking their customer base may be the ultimate goal of the game, but itrsquo near-impossible to calculate the exact series stanley quencher of steps by which this can be achieved, especially taking into account the enormous range of possible moves and countermoves. As a result, even strong chess players often rely on intermediate strategies, like gaining domination over certain key areas of the board. From these ldquo trong squares, which can easily be defended by pawns, itrsquo then possible to launch an attack on a different section of the board.According to Rice, online retailer Zapp Jrvm Recovery helps borrowers make repayments on unsecured debts

Thursday 09 January 2014 2:53 amWha owala canada t you need to know before the open ndash; 09/01By: Harriet GreenShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleIt s all eyes on the European Central Bank for bourses today, as it announces its decision on interest rates.There s been plenty of speculation over whether we ll see another rate cut, given rising concerns over deflation in the euro area, but consensus is that today s meeting is likely to be too soon for a decision.The Bank of England is also due to meet today, although no changes are expected.US ma stanley austria rkets finished a little lower last night following minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee meeting, which confirmed that the decision to taper last month was a widely-held view among owala water bottle members. In Asia, overnight data showed China s inflation slowed again to 2.5 per cent in December, although investors remainedunperturbed as the news eased fears of monetary policy tightening.The Nikkei lost 1.5 per cent in trading today, following Wednesday s bounce.ETX Capital MorningCall FTSE +8, DAX +17, CAC +13, IBEX +33, SP +1, DOW +7mdash; ETX Capital @ETXCapital January 9, 2014Key events:France trade balance at 7.45am. Expected at -4.6bn from -$4.7bn.UK trade balance, goods trade balance at 9.30am.Eurozone consumer confidence for December at 10.00am. Expected at -13.6 from 15.4.Eurozone economic sentiment indicator for December at 10.00