BBC World Service - Business Daily

OPEC at fifty

OPEC is fifty this week. Its secretary general tells us why it's really a force for good.

Are the new rules on bank capital too weak? Have the banks beaten the regulators?

Are pensions a human right, or just a privilege?

India's ambitious project to give identifying numbers to more than a billion people

We talk to Nancy Temple who had a leading role with Enron's auditor, Arthur Andersen.

We report on the business of food in rural Romania.

Germany's economy is booming and unemployment is falling. Is it thanks to job subsidies?

Does Ireland or Spain have the right approach to making public sector cuts?

Are there lessons for Europe from Latvia's savage austerity cuts?

Why heavy use of smartphones and computers at work can change our brains