World Business Report Episodes Episode guide
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Tensions in Brazil as Bolsonaro breaks silence
Brazil's outgoing leader speaks after election defeat
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The oil and gas industry face more aggressive taxation
The oil giant BP has reported global profits of about 7 billion pounds.
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Biden threatens oil companies with windfall taxes
The US President has suggested new penalties against energy profits
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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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Twitter shares suspended following Elon Musk takeover
SEC takes off Twitter shares from the New York Stock Exchange as Musk takes over
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Elon Musk takes over Twitter
CEO Parag Agrawal and a number of top executives have reportedly been fired
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US economy growths despite rising prices
Shoppers keep spending their money and not afraid of higher borrowing costs.
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US economy growths despite rising prices
Shoppers keep spending their money and not afraid of higher borrowing costs.
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European Central Bank doubles interest rates to most in over a decade
European interest rates have spiked to post-2009 heights, prompting recession fears.
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Meta reports fall in quarterly revenue
The company faces competition from TikTok and a drop in online ad revenue.
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Tech giants face slowing economy
Big challenges facing technology giants after disappointing earnings figures.
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Ukraine refugees told to stay away till spring
Deputy prime minister urged refugees not to return this winter to ease energy pressure
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European ministers gather to draft plan to cap gas prices
EU ministers meet in Luxembourg to map out a road plan to reduce gas bills
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Rishi Sunak: Will the new Prime Minister bring economic stability to the UK?
Rishi Sunak calls for stability as he wins the leadership contest to be Prime Minister.
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Rishi Sunak to become the UK’s first British Asian Prime Minister
The former finance minister faces the challenge of providing stability for UK businesses
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Far-right leader Giorgia Meloni appointed as Italy's PM
Her Brothers of Italy party won elections last month and she'll be sworn in on Saturday.
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Far-right leader Giorgia Meloni appointed as Italy's PM
Her Brothers of Italy party won elections last month and she'll be sworn in on Saturday.
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EU leaders meet to grapple with energy crisis
EU leaders agree a "road map" to shield European consumers from soaring energy prices
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Contest for UK's next PM starts after Truss resigns
Liz Truss's resignation means the UK must find its third PM this year.
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Contest for UK's next PM starts after Truss resigns
Liz Truss's resignation means the UK must find its third PM this year.
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UK Prime Minister Liz Truss resigns
Prime Minister Liz Truss resigns as UK Prime Minister and leader of Conservative Party.
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Ukraine bracing for winter after power stations destroyed
President Zelenskiy says a third of Ukrainian power stations were attacked in eight days
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Ukraine bracing for winter after power stations destroyed
President Zelenskiy says a third of Ukrainian power stations were attacked in eight days
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Graduate plan to reverse Hong Kong brain drain
Hong Kong announces incentives to lure talent and companies to the territory.
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EU reveals emergency package to tackle soaring energy costs
The European Commission's emergency measures do not include a price cap
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EU reveals emergency package to tackle soaring energy costs
The European Commission's emergency measures do not include a price cap
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French oil workers vote to continue strike
Striking French oil workers to carry on with industrial action.
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What the Chinese Communist Party Congress means for the economy
China delays the release of key economic figures amid decisive political meeting
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What the Chinese Communist Party Congress means for the economy
China delays the release of key economic figures amid decisive political meeting
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China delays release of GDP figures
China delays economic figures as congress continues