The daily drama of money and work from the BBC.
World Service,·4959 episodes
Will smartphone apps be as important in the development of civilisation as hay?
29 Mar 2012,·18 mins
Will cutting five out of every six Greek tax collectors solve Greece's economic crisis?
28 Mar 2012,·18 mins
German unemployment is at a 20 year low, the deficit is down and exports up 10%. Why?
27 Mar 2012,·18 mins
How will China tackle endemic corruption and rapidly growing inequality?
26 Mar 2012,·18 mins
23 Mar 2012,·18 mins
The winners and losers in quantitative easing, and how to write that resignation letter.
Are we about to be hit by a new oil shock? What would higher energy prices mean for us?
22 Mar 2012,·18 mins
21 Mar 2012,·18 mins
Have managers of hedge funds, not their clients, soaked up most of the industry's profits?
Why do we worry about internet privacy? Isn't data farming the price for free services?
20 Mar 2012,·18 mins
One year on from the tsunami, is reconstruction money helping Japan's economy?
19 Mar 2012,·18 mins
Some of the poorest nations often have vast mineral wealth so why aren't they richer?
16 Mar 2012,·18 mins
15 Mar 2012,·18 mins
Is structural reform really a euphemism for making it easier to fire people?
Has the US economy reached a turning point? And should the working week be just 20 hours?
14 Mar 2012,·18 mins
13 Mar 2012,·18 mins
With hundreds of eurozone banks on life support, will there be another credit crisis?
Is the rise of Greece's underground economy further damaging its state finances?
12 Mar 2012,·18 mins
09 Mar 2012,·18 mins
Gold has an incredible allure but does it have a role in the modern financial system?
As the violence continues, what's happening to business and business people in Syria?
08 Mar 2012,·18 mins
