World Business Report Episodes Episode guide
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Argentina: Status quo or radical change?
In the first round of voting the populist candidate Javier Milei was unexpectedly beaten
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Argentina heads to the ballot box on Sunday
People in Argentina will head to voting centres on Sunday
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Argentina elects: what's at stake for the country's economy?
As Argentina prepares to elect its next president, we assess the country's economy
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Powell: US may still need tough decisions to control inflation
The US Fed chief says tougher borrowing conditions might be needed to control inflation
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New York attorney general sues crypto firms for alleged investor fraud
The New York attorney general is suing three crypto firms for alleged investor fraud
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Aid poised to enter Gaza strip
Egypt agrees to open Rafah crossing for aid delivery to Gaza
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President Xi reaffirms commitment to Russian relationship
President Xi Jinping has reaffirmed China's ties with Russia at the Belt and Road forum
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How does aid get into Gaza?
We hear from the World Health Organisation as they try to get supplies into the region
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Putin arrives in China to boost anti-West coalition
Russian president Vladimir Putin has arrived in Beijing to attend the Belt and Road forum
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Ecuador votes in its youngest ever president
Can Daniel Noboa tackle the surge of violence and an economic crisis hitting the country?
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Former Bank of China boss arrested on bribery charges
Former Bank of China chairman arrested on suspicion of bribery and giving illegal loans
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Microsoft completes biggest deal in gaming history
Microsoft completes $69bn takeover of Call of Duty-maker Activision Blizzard
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UK regulators approve Microsoft-Activision Blizzard deal
The CMA gives go ahead for Microsoft to buy Call of Duty-maker Activision Blizzard.
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Ford shares fall after UAW strikes expand to its Kentucky plant
Close to 9000 members of the United Auto Workers' union walked out of the Ford plant
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Doing business in Israel and Gaza
What businesses in Israel and Gaza are doing to stay afloat.
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Gaza goes dark after its only power station shuts down
As the conflict continues, we hear how a business tries to stay afloat in Israel
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How is Hamas funded?
Food and medical supplies in Gaza are running low as the Israeli blockade continues
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Joe Biden condemns Hamas' attack on Israel
The US president calls it 'an act of sheer evil'
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UN warns of risks in Gaza
UN aid agencies warn of the severe consequences of Israel's 'total siege' on Gaza
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Israel-Gaza conflict: EU backtracks on Palestinian aid freeze
The European Union had announced a suspension on funding for Palestine after attacks
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Israel-Gaza conflict: Economic impact
What the latest Hamas rocket attacks and Israel’s response mean for the region's economy
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US Labour market: what's behind unexpected growth?
What is causing the surge in the jobs numbers?
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High US jobs growth fuels rate rise expectations
Employers added 336,000 jobs in September, almost double the 170,000 estimated
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WTO cuts world trade forecast by over 50%
Consumers losing their spending power because of high interest rates
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The economic impact of the Cricket World Cup
More than US$250 million dollars will be spent on advertising during the tournament
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The Great Bond Sell-off
Governments around the world are finding it harder to borrow as bond prices fall
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Indonesia's ban of e-commerce on social media comes into force
The government says it wants to protect local small businesses
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McCarthy ousted as Speaker
He's the first speaker in history to be removed by a vote in the chamber
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FTX founder heads to court
Sam Bankman-Fried's fraud trial begins in New York with jury selection
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Trump in court in fraud case
The former president faces a civil lawsuit and a fine of $250m for alleged fraud