Greece and Africa
The former head of the Greek statistical service defends himself against accusations that Greek figures were fiddled for years.
What's the true cost of the financial crisis in Africa?
The former head of the Greek statistical service, Dr Emanuel Kontopirakis, defends himself against accusations that the figures were fiddled for years.
The Managing Director of the World Bank, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, tells of the damaging impact on Africa of the global downturn. But Nigerian investment banker, Kato Mukuru, has a more positive view.
What's the best way for global companies to deal with China and its unique and baffling business culture? Professor Nandani Lynton, from the China Europe International Business School in Shanghai shares her view.
Plus, our regular commentator James Srodes looks at the impact on consumers when companies like Toyota grow too big and too fast.
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Greek statistics
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Greek statistics
The former head of statistics in Greece defends the data.
Duration: 08:32
Africa and the recession
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Africa and the recession
The effect of the global recession on Africa
Duration: 18:00
Chinese business management
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Chinese business management
Why China's business leaders are keen to scratch each other backs ...
Duration: 22:13
Toyota's growing pains
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Toyota's growing pains
Did Toyota get too big for its boots?
Duration: 26:12
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- Sat 27 Feb 2010 06:32GMT大象传媒 World Service Online
- Sun 28 Feb 2010 10:32GMT大象传媒 World Service Online
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