The daily drama of money and work from the BBC.
World Service,·4958 episodes
A feast of ideas on how to make food production more sustainable.
15 Feb 2012,·18 mins
The former Prime Minister of Malaysia gives some economic home truths to the West.
14 Feb 2012,·18 mins
What Greek austerity measures mean for Greek families. Plus, taking criticism on the chin.
13 Feb 2012,·18 mins
The Head of Commodities Research at Goldman Sachs gives Lesley Curwen his 2012 predictions
10 Feb 2012,·18 mins
Will it be a collapsing economy which finally undermines the regime in Syria?
09 Feb 2012,·18 mins
08 Feb 2012,·18 mins
How the US election battle has intensified the controversy over private equity.
07 Feb 2012,·18 mins
The founder of a new credit ratings agency argues that the industry needs a shake-up.
Investor George Soros says too much austerity may condemn Europe to a 'lost decade'.
06 Feb 2012,·18 mins
News from the World Economic Forum in Davos and the harsh climate for Greek business.
03 Feb 2012,·18 mins
02 Feb 2012,·18 mins
Why is the eurozone crisis keeping the governor of Nigeria's central bank awake at night?
The eurozone crisis has the world economy on a knife-edge says the IMF's Chief Economist
01 Feb 2012,·18 mins
There seem many reasons not to invest in Pakistan - so why are businesses doing just that?
31 Jan 2012,·18 mins
How will Germany's success affect eurozone negotiations?
30 Jan 2012,·18 mins
Why many African countries are facing fuel crises, plus lessons from football managers.
27 Jan 2012,·18 mins
The IMF wants half a trillion dollars more to rescue the world economy. But who will pay?
26 Jan 2012,·18 mins
25 Jan 2012,·18 mins
