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Christmas, Made in China

Peter Day visits the Chinese city that makes most of the world's Christmas decorations.

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Not So Small Beer

Peter Day explores the rise of craft beer and how the big breweries are fighting back.

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The Business of Trust

How important is trust, and can it be won back if it is lost? Matthew Gwyther investigates

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California - Agriculture and Migration

Peter Day discovers the impact of migration on farming in California.

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Norway's European Vision

Jonty Bloom learns how Norway does business with the European Union.

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Economic Rebellion

Why is there so much dissatisfaction about how economics is taught at universities?

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Tax transparency - Norway's model

Jonty Bloom goes to Norway to find out what happens when salaries and tax are made public.

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European Unicorns

Caroline Bayley reports on Europe's unicorns, tech firms with billion dollar valuations.

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Selling Shakespeare

Author Andrew Dickson explores William Shakespeare's influence on the business world.

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Colorado's Big Marijuana Experiment

Marijuana is now legal in some US states. How is the experiment working in Colorado?

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Recruiting by Algorithm

Peter Day discovers how computer programmes are being used in recruitment.

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Turnarounds

Matthew Gwyther discovers how to turn around a failing company.

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Steel in the UK

Peter Day examines the history of Britain's steel industry.

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Return to Teesside

Job losses have plagued Teesside for decades. What does the future hold?

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Chattanooga - the High Speed City

Does speed matter? Peter Day visits America's first 'gig city', Chattanooga, to find out.

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How Safe Are Your Secrets?

What can business do to defend itself against the growing army of corporate spies?

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A Virtual World

Adam Shaw looks at how Virtual Reality could change our world.

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Supportive Partner = Success at Work

Who is your partner? - the crucial career choice.

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Has 3D printing lived up to the hype?

Peter Day asks whether 3D printing has lived up to its early promise.

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Making Babies: The Business of Fertility

Matthew Gwyther looks at the multi-billion pound fertility business.

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Start-up Scotland

Douglas Fraser asks what more can be done to encourage and grow new businesses in Scotland

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Brexit: The Response of the French Abroad

How has London's French business community fared since Brexit?

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The Italian Banking Crisis

Why are Italy's banks in crisis, and what is the impact on business?

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Estonia's e-residents

Ruth Alexander applies to become a virtual resident of Estonia.

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Whatever Happened to Advertising?

Matthew Gwyther asks if the digital revolution is creating a crisis in advertising.

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Brexit and the Future of Farming

Jonty Bloom looks at the future of farming in the UK.

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Corporations and the Arts

Andrew Dickson asks: Who pays for the arts? Who should pay for the arts?

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Transforming Trains?

With work on HS2 close to starting, what does big infrastructure mean for business?

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Mexico and Mr Trump

How is Mexico preparing for the impact of Donald Trump's economic pledges?

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The NHS and Productivity

With demand soaring and austerity continuing to bite, can the NHS do more for less?

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