The daily drama of money and work from the BBC.
World Service,·4952 episodes
What has the global economic crisis done to China's 150 million migrant workers?
09 Sep 2009,·18 mins
The gun business in Las Vegas is booming because of the recession.
08 Sep 2009,·18 mins
Solar power - governments say they want it, so who is likely to end up with the business?
05 Sep 2009,·18 mins
What can the global shipping industry tell us about the state of world recovery?
04 Sep 2009,·18 mins
How some big banks are making money by using super-fast computers to trade shares.
03 Sep 2009,·18 mins
Business Daily looks at the recovery's green shoots - and at what might kill them off.
02 Sep 2009,·18 mins
The food revolution.
01 Sep 2009,·18 mins
Are Japan's businesses ready for economic reforms?
29 Aug 2009,·18 mins
New regulations for the derivatives that caused the credit crisis.
28 Aug 2009,·18 mins
Capitalism in communist China and advertisers that can read consumers' minds?
26 Aug 2009,·18 mins
Is banking nostalgia what it used to be?
Is the global economic recovery sustainable or just a jobless mirage? Greg Wood reports.
25 Aug 2009,·18 mins
Central bankers and economists meet in Wyoming to argue about whether the worst is over.
Should capitalism return to its 19th century roots?
20 Aug 2009,·18 mins
We look at an alternative to poppy farming in Afghanistan - might saffron be the answer?
19 Aug 2009,·18 mins
Will Africa reject American capitalism? Steve Evans asks Sierra Leone's foreign minister.
18 Aug 2009,·18 mins
Asks whether your country's stimulus money is leaking out into other economies?
Talks to a fabulous female boss of a very male business.
Can President Barack Obama successfully overhaul America's troubled health-care system?
Capitalism's dark side, why people are turning to ruthless loan sharks in the recession.
We take the pulse of a planet in thrift mode, belts are tightening everywhere.
11 Aug 2009,·18 mins
As the leaders of America, Canada and Mexico meet trade barriers are still a problem.
10 Aug 2009,·18 mins
Do we know best or should governments try to limit our choices sometimes?
07 Aug 2009,·18 mins
Takes you to the Cloud, the far-away place where all your computing may one day be done.
05 Aug 2009,·18 mins
Talks to the Maria Ramos, the new boss of one of South Africa's biggest banks, ABSA.
04 Aug 2009,·18 mins
How do you juggle outrage at bankers' bonuses with the need not to overdo new regulation?
03 Aug 2009,·18 mins
The view from Moscow on what it means when a former superpower falls on hard times.
31 Jul 2009,·18 mins
As more people work past retirement age are they making it tougher for young people?
30 Jul 2009,·18 mins
Has there been too much hype about microcredit or banking for the poor, and does it work?
29 Jul 2009,·18 mins
Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, has life changed for the East Germans?
28 Jul 2009,·18 mins
