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Why Europe’s inland shipping network is drying up

Drought is causing huge problems in Europe, especially for river barges and their cargo.

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Business Daily meets: Russ Glass

The chief executive of Headspace Health gives an insight into their global expansion.

• 17 mins

Should we be more open about salaries?

More companies are using salary transparency to entice applicants and narrow pay gaps.

• 17 mins

Nigeria's push to grow its own coconuts

The country has the perfect growing conditions, yet imports 70% of the fruit.

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The real state of the Russian economy

Do Russia's recent military setbacks in Ukraine reflect a failure within its economy?

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The women kicking off their high heels at work

We speak to campaigners in the UK and Japan who want the right to choose their own shoes.

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The condiments (and sauces) that never change

Why do some brands outlive their founders by centuries?

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Who benefits most from remote working?

We investigate the rise in people working from home.

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Business Daily meets: Paul and Mike Rabil

We hear how the Rabil brothers founded North America's biggest Lacrosse league.

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Why everyone wants a ‘blue tick’ on social media

We investigate how accounts get verification - and what it's worth.

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Can festivals bounce back?

We look at the challenges facing organisers, as the cost of living begins to bite.

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The fight for domestic workers’ rights

Stories from victims who've escaped modern slavery.

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Why Finland is building with wood again

We find out if using less concrete could help tackle climate change.

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Business Daily Meets: Margrethe Vestager

The European commissioner for competition on competition and fairness in big tech.

• 17 mins

Comic Con economics

We found out why the global comic book industry is worth billions of dollars.

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Business Daily meets: Will Butler-Adams

The boss of Brompton foldable bikes tells us how he grew the business around the world

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Are home solar panels the solution?

We explore whether the energy crisis is leading to more installations in Europe.

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Why food could be the future of fashion

The new materials being made from ingredients you would normally find on your plate.

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Getting backpackers to return to Australia

We explore the visa scheme set up for young people to work and travel in Australia

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How to quit

When is it time to move on and try something new?

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Space: The final food frontier

Will growing steaks under microgravity conditions help in the quest for food security?

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Rent-a-Robot

Can robots solve the post pandemic labour shortage? And with what consequences?

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Can a giant seaweed farm help curb climate change?

We meet the UK-based company planning to grow huge sargassum farms in the Atlantic.

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Mahira Khan on Pakistan's mental health emergency

Actress Mahira Khan tells us why Pakistan is in the midst of a mental health emergency.

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Will a multibillion dollar project get Americans back on trains?

We visit Penn Station in New York City which is getting a massive revamp.

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Greensill: What went wrong?

We explore the company's collapse which left investors facing billions in losses.

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Why men don’t want to work any more

We explore why people are not just quitting - they're leaving employment for good.

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How students' right to earn shook up US sport

How name, image and likeness laws have reshaped college sport in America

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How social media is changing farming in Kenya

Find out how farmers in Kenya are making more money thanks to social media platforms.

• 17 mins

Business Daily Meets: Dr Natalie Kenny

The founder of BioGrad shares stories from her remarkable life in science

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