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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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The NHS: The Recruitment Dilemma

The NHS has relied on staff from overseas all its life. Will Brexit change this?

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Why are the French so productive?

Jonty Bloom explores why France appears to get more out of its workers than the UK does.

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Northern Ireland and Brexit

How are businesses in Northern Ireland preparing for life outside the EU?

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From Ex-Offender to Entrepreneur

How entrepreneurship can break the cycle of re-offending for women after prison.

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The Big Fat Greek Struggle

How have Greek businesses fared in an economy that has shrunk by nearly a third?

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Rebooting Rural Russia

Can small businesses revive Russia's rural economy?

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The Art of the Meeting

Tanya Beckett looks at the art of the office meeting.

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Keeping Up with the Burgers

Matthew Gwyther looks at how McDonalds in the UK is trying to present a new image.

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Engineering the Future

For decades the UK has not produced enough engineers. What is needed to change that?

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Managing a Tower Block

Tower blocks are in the news. Matthew Gwyther discovers the challenges of managing them.

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Community Enterprise

What role can the community play in rejuvenating their local economy?

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The Secrets of Germany's Success

From sick man of Europe to world's richest exporter - how did Germany do it?

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Private Prisons - Who Profits?

Does incarcerating people for profit work? Matthew Gwyther investigates.

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Fish to Share

Lesley Curwen explores the potential future of fishing in the UK after it leaves the EU.

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Forecasting: How to Map the Future

Why do so many economic and business forecasts fail to correctly map the future?

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Crossing the Line

What red lines need to be crossed before companies retreat from foreign markets?

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Playing the Market

Andrew Dickson examines fictional depictions of the worlds of finance and banking.

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The Business of Food Waste

With food waste a huge global problem, can business find new and profitable solutions?

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What Keeps the Chancellor Awake?

Jonty Bloom explores the problems that might keep the chancellor of the exchequer awake.

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US jobs: The ties that bind

Why are so many US workers forced into job contracts that make it hard to leave?

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Ryanair - a change of direction?

In September Ryanair was in crisis. Has this forced the company to change direction?

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Uganda's Refugee Entrepreneurs

You are a refugee in Uganda with no money. How on earth do you start a business?

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Mental Health at the Workplace

Why can you phone in sick with flu but not with depression? David Baker reports.

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Diversifying Russia's Economy

Can Russia diversify its economy beyond the energy sector?

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Electric Cars

Can electric cars replace petrol and diesel vehicles in a new motoring revolution?

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The Second Hand Clothes Trade War

How second-hand clothes donated to charity could lead to an international trade dispute.

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