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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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The Transparency Detectives

Many investment fees and charges have been hidden for years. Is this finally changing?

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Ireland's Brexit Challenge

How will the UK leaving the EU impact on business in Ireland? Ruth Alexander reports.

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The Economic Impact of America's Opioid Epidemic

How have workers and businesses fared in Ohio, one of the worst hit states?

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The Global Trade Referee

What can Brexit Britain expect if it has to fall back on World Trade Organisation rules?

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Confronting Sexual Harassment

From training to employing more senior women: how businesses can stop workplace harassment

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Out of Office: The Rise of the Digital Nomad

What do digital nomads mean for the world of work?

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Kenya's Basic Income Experiment

Is the best way to bring people out of poverty simply to give them money?

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Putting the Fizz Back into Catalonia's Cava

Why Spain's sparkling fizz, Cava, is seeking to re-invent itself.

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How Much Is Your Rubbish Worth?

Ruth Alexander finds out who makes money out of what we throw away.

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Pop for Export in South Korea

As K-pop and K-drama go global, what are the secrets of their success?

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Banking on Change?

Is old-style personal banking dead in an increasingly online world?

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Retiring Retirement

More and more of us will have to work into our 70s, so is this the end of retirement?

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Soft Power Seduction: China Lures Taiwan's Youth

Is China using its economic clout to lure the youth of Taiwan?

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Failures, Flops and Flaws

Ruth Alexander visits the Museum of Failure in Sweden to learn the secrets of success.

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How Sex Toys Became Sexy

Once objects of embarrassment, sex toys have become a multi-billion dollar industry.

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The Neopolitan Tech Experiment

Can tech entrepreneurs revitalise southern Italy's failing economy?

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On the Trade War Frontline

Jonty Bloom discovers how the US state of Wisconsin is faring in a new global economy.

• 28 mins

Retail's AI Revolution

Will artificial intelligence change how we shop and decide which retailers succeed?

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Are Freeports the Future?

Can 'freeports' spark a post-Brexit manufacturing boom?

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The Business of Tutors

Caroline Bayley delves into the booming industry of private tutoring.

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The Golden Opportunity

Will life sciences lead Britain towards a new economic future?

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Selling Sleep

David Baker investigates the growing industry dedicated to improving our 40 winks.

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