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Business Daily
The daily drama of money and work from the BBC.
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What's it like being a delivery rider?
Doorstep delivery services boomed during the Covid-19 pandemic and they're still popular in many parts of the world: ordering hot meals, or groceries,...
Business Daily meets: Ned Guinness
With 250 years of brewing history behind his family, Arthur Edward Guinness was discouraged from taking on the responsibility that the men of his fami...
The art of the Christmas advert
We look at what makes a great Christmas marketing campaign. From a budget-friendly advert based around coffee cups, to multi-million dollar epic comme...
Business Daily meets: Balsam Hill's Mac Harman
As millions of households around the world put up their Christmas trees, we hear from the founder and CEO of US-based company Balsam Hill - one of th...
Is tech good news for truckers?
It’s transforming the world of road haulage, but has the recent ‘Uberisation’ been good news for truckers?
From Nanjing to Nairobi, we discov...
What's the future for state-owned postal services?
More countries are considering selling state-owned postal services - many have failed to make a profit for years.
As businesses and people send...
Formula 1’s new business model
It’s one richest sports in the world but it still needs to adapt to the times.
F1 is now trying to appeal to a younger fan base through deals w...
Is it the end of the music video?
TV channels dedicated to them are shutting down around the world and some superstars have even stopped making them, so are music videos in decline, or...
What makes a basketball team worth $10bn?
We look at the record-breaking sale of the Los Angeles Lakers which has just been approved by the board of the NBA - or National Basketball Associatio...
Drones: Who is making the new weapons of war?
From Ukraine and Russia to Gaza and Sudan, drones have become a key weapon of war. Which companies are making them, and profiting from this rapidly ex...
Can you buy your way into a job?
We look at a growing industry where candidates are spending on career coaching, résumé redesigns, AI tools, and job boards.
In a tough job marke...
Business Daily meets: Pinterest CEO Bill Ready
Bill Ready started his working life in his parents' auto repair shop. Now, his world looks very different as CEO of the social media platform, Pintere...
The Americans investing in British football
From private equity Mega funds to Hollywood actors and hip hop stars, we look at the appeal of British football.
More than a third of clubs in...
Why are medical students going to Bulgaria?
We head to the Eastern European country to find out why it's become so popular with people from the UK and elsewhere in the world, who are going there...
Can China’s debt problem be solved?
As China’s Communist Party conclave gets underway, we take a look at one of the biggest things affecting the country’s economy; debt.
2024 saw...
Business Daily meets: Lamborghini's Stephan Winklemann
The president and CEO of Lamborghini doesn’t just sell supercars, he sells a symbol of status, speed, and style.
But what does it take to lead...
God in your pocket
Can your smartphone bring you spiritual fulfilment?
We look at the growth of religion-based apps, as the “faith tech” industry sees rapid growt...
What's going on with Indonesia's economy?
Indonesia’s president has now been in power for a year but having won the election on policies to support the lower classes, the economy is struggling...
Has Canada lost its trade war with the US?
The country has dropped tariffs on a wide range of US products, a major U-turn in the trade war.
It comes after Prime Minister Mark Carney said...
Thailand’s debt spiral
Thailand has one of the highest levels of consumer debt in the world as a proportion of its GDP. We hear from people who have borrowed and cannot pay...
Business Daily meets: Fani Titi, Investec CEO
The South African grew up under the racist apartheid system as one of 14 children.
He looked set for a life in farming, until a chance event to...
Small country: Big tariffs
We head to Switzerland, a small but very successful country with a population of just 9 million.
And now coping with some of US President Donald...
Should we expect more airline delays?
Passengers are suffering more disruption as technology at airports, airlines and air traffic control is failing.
But why is aviation software be...
The cost of a shutdown
For the first time in nearly seven years, federal operations have been drastically curtailed as the US government shuts down.
As it enters a s...
Cyprus has a 'brain gain' plan
We look at how the European country is trying to lure talent back home.
It is specifically targeting people from science, technology, engineerin...
Afghanistan: women disconnected
Women and girls in Afghanistan have been excluded from much of the working world, as well as from the chance to get an education.
Many are find...
Business Daily meets: Thailand's Chef Pam
Thailand’s Pichaya Soontornyanakij, widely known as Chef Pam, was this year named the best female chef in the world by a panel of more than 1,000 gast...
Trump's green retreat
Earlier this year, President Donald Trump signed an executive order stopping subsidies for renewable energy sources like wind and solar power. He has...
Fighting economic abuse
What happens when a controlling partner takes over your income and spending?
More countries are now recognising the harm that economic or financ...
Keeping Chile's older workers... working
The country has one of the fastest growing aging populations in the region - we hear how businesses and politicians are adapting to the situation.
Is France failing its older workers?
The French government has launched a campaign against what it calls “the last discrimination”: ageism.
It’s one that a lot of people in the cou...
Business Daily meets: Rahul Vatts
Thirty years ago, India made its first mobile call. Back then, Rahul Vatts was just starting out at India’s telecom giant, Airtel.
Now the comp...
Home is where the debt is
Is the dream of home ownership slipping out of reach for many Americans?
Prices are climbing, supply can’t keep up with demand, and high intere...
The growth of barefoot shoes
Once a niche product for runners, footwear that makes you feel like you’re not wearing any is now crossing into the mainstream.
We’ll hear from...
Why China’s property bubble burst
In the early 2000s, the country had one of the biggest real estate booms seen anywhere in the world - at its peak accounting for 30% of GDP.
Bu...
No AI, thanks
Many skilled professionals working within creative fields are unhappy about how AI is impacting their industry. They want to protect their work and th...
Could AI ever replace the news?
In December 2023, a video was posted on X that generated a lot of attention. Gaining more than five million views in 24 hours, it showed a team of AI-...
UAE - the next AI powerhouse?
When US president Donald Trump visited the Middle East earlier this year, he announced a number of deals between the US and countries in the region. <...
The global AI divide
The US and China dominate the field of artificial intelligence - between them they’re responsible for 90% of the world’s AI infrastructure. Where does...
Generation AI
Entry level jobs are likely to be the most affected by artificial intelligence. AI can already do a lot of tasks typically given to junior staff, and...