Margareta Pagano on The Independent

Margareta Pagano

Margareta Pagano is a former business editor of the Independent on Sunday who now writes columns and business interviews for a range of publications, including the Independent, Independent on Sunday and London Evening Standard.

Margareta Pagano: University buys a £1.4m Picasso. What's wrong with this picture?

19 May 2013 12:00 AM

So are UK students getting bang for their buck? Doesn't seem that way

Bookbarn International: How a barn full of old books became a web wonder

18 May 2013 12:16 AM

William Pryor, a descendant of Darwin, reminisces about skinny-dipping with Syd Barrett and explains why his online second-hand book business is booming

If we want more women in British boardrooms, we need to fix childcare and introduce quotas

07 May 2013 12:01 AM

The Nordic countries have better conditions for being either a mum or a female CEO

Dame Barbara Stocking turned to academia to outflank the ‘male and pale’ network

Dame Barbara Stocking: president of an all-woman college says token women are a disaster

04 May 2013 06:57 PM

Oxfam’s former head on glass ceilings, quotas, and the perils of ‘nice’

‘The MPs’ Google inquiry is a waste of brains and money’

04 May 2013 06:52 PM

In the city

Margareta Pagano: If Osborne hankers for his day in the sun he should break up RBS

28 April 2013 12:00 AM

George Osborne is having a good run. The tears he shed at Baroness Thatcher's funeral showed us there is a heart beating beneath that hair-shirt.

Spanish footballer is right, it's not the Germans' fault

28 April 2013 12:00 AM

Spain's Prime Minister should take lessons from Gerard Piqué and stop finding excuses or someone else to blame for the country's banking crisis

Reinsurer Scor close to female quota

21 April 2013 12:00 AM

Fields Wicker-Miurin, the London Stock Exchange's former head of strategy, is to join the board of Scor, the world's fifth biggest reinsurance company.

Margareta Pagano: Wolfson's gesture marks dawn of a new era

21 April 2013 12:00 AM

The Next boss's bonus give-away is one of several efforts by businesses, reacting to public and shareholder pressure, to change their culture

Margareta Pagano: Tesco has not passed it's sell-by date, but its blunders are costly

21 April 2013 12:00 AM

Listening to Philip Clarke, Tesco's chief executive, explaining on radio last week why the supermarket giant has just reported the first fall in profit in two decades left me feeling distinctly queasy.

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