World Business Report Episodes Episode guide
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Brexit negotiations resume in Brussels
The UK says it hopes a post-Brexit trade deal can be struck during September.
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Brexit Negotiations Between Britain and EU Begin
Formal talks on Britain leaving the European Union have begun in Brussels.
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Brexit fears for seaports
Businesses have been concerned about disruption if there’s a no deal exit from the EU.
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Brexit Divorce Bill Could be €25bn
Britain's EU divorce bill could be just €25bn, says an influential European think tank.
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Brexit Bill Set for Final Vote in House of Commons
British MPs prepare to fire the starting gun on talks to exit the European Union.
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Brexit bill 'in limbo' as MPs reject timetable
MPs backed the Withdrawal Agreement Bill - but minutes later voted against the timetable.
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Brexit and brewing
We hear how Brexit might affect the supply of ingredients for beer
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Brexit 'Spanner in the Works' of Global Growth
The International Monetary Fund has revised its global growth forecast downwards.
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Breakthrough in Germany Coalition Talks
Chancellor Merkel's party reached agreement on sticking points with the Social Democrats
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Breaking down India's budget
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has unveiled the country's latest financial blueprint
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Brazilians March Against President Rousseff
Thousands protest across Brazil calling for the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff.
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Brazilians Head to Polls on Sunday
We have a report from Manaus on the economic issues at stake in the election.
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Brazil's New President Takes Office
Brazil's new president Jair Bolsonaro has called for a society "without discrimination".
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Brazil's Election Leads to Run-Off
A highly polarised presidential election for Brazil has narrowly led to a run-off.
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Brazil's economy contracts
Brazil's economy contracted for the first time since 2016, raising fears of a recession.
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Brazil's Economic Problems Deepen
New figures show Brazil's economy shrank by 3.8% last year, its worst showing since 2009.
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Brazil's economic challenges
A Brazilian parliamentary committee is calling for President Bolsonaro to face
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Brazil Suspends Mudslide Mining Company Licence
Following the disaster in Bento Rodrigues, mining company Samarco's licence is suspended.
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Brazil Opens Vast Amazon Reserve to Mining
The previously-protected area is bigger than Denmark and is thought to be rich in gold
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Brazil hit by US tariffs
A 25% US tariff targets Brazilian goods such as sugar, ethanol and footwear
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Brazil Faces a New Corruption Scandal
Brazil's President Michel Temer faces allegations of corruption
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Brazil ex-president arrested in corruption probe
Michel Temer was arrested as part of a massive corruption investigation
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Brazil Enters Recession
Brazil in now officially in recession. The economy shrank by 1.9% between April and June.
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Brazil election: What does Lula's win mean for Latin America's largest economy?
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva beat far-right incumbent Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil's election.
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Brazil Deploys Army Against Zika Outbreak
Brazil Deploys Army Against Zika Outbreak
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Brazil Dam Burst: Environmental Damage Spreading Down River
60,000 tonnes of toxic waste from the mine and mud has swallowed up entire villages.
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Brazil Covid-19 infections overtake previous records
Only the US, Russia and the UK have higher numbers. Why is Brazil so badly affected?
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Brazil Challenges Mining Giants BHP Billiton and Vale
BHP Billiton and Vale face opposition to restarting the Samarco operation in Brazil.
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Braking Error to Blame For Virgin Space Crash
Investigators find a braking error to blame for a Virgin Galactic crash last year.
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BP Investors Reject Chief's $20m Pay Package
Shareholders in BP have voted against a pay rise for the Chief Executive, Bob Dudley.