The daily drama of money and work from the BBC.
World Service,·4914 episodes
Millions of people live and die in excruciating pain due to a lack of opioid drugs
21 May 2018,·17 mins
Depression, hyper-inflation, oil seizures, sanctions - can the Maduro government hold on?
18 May 2018,·17 mins
Are US allegations against Huawei motivated by genuine suspicion or trade protectionism?
17 May 2018,·17 mins
The fake clicks and downloads costing companies billions, and how they're fighting back.
16 May 2018,·17 mins
How a eurosceptic coalition in Rome could destabilise plans for closer EU integration
15 May 2018,·17 mins
The EU's new data protection rules are proving to be a headache for businesses worldwide
14 May 2018,·17 mins
Will the streaming service wipe out the cinema, in the same way it did video rentals?
11 May 2018,·17 mins
The pill liberated women worldwide, and now an injectable version is taking off in Africa
10 May 2018,·17 mins
The inmates training to be lawyers and fighting for a fairer justice system in Africa
09 May 2018,·17 mins
Do cities benefit from hosting major financial centres?
08 May 2018,·17 mins
How can we think differently about some of the gritty economic problems facing the poor?
07 May 2018,·17 mins
The failure to foresee the 2008 financial crisis has prompted a lot of soul-searching
04 May 2018,·17 mins
Feminist economists argue that GDP statistics ignore care-giving and housework
03 May 2018,·17 mins
Parking fines and high bail demands are landing Americans in prison. But someone profits
02 May 2018,·17 mins
What would scrapping the agreement mean for Iran, and for US and European businesses?
01 May 2018,·17 mins
Will the African Continental Free Trade Area bring jobs and prosperity?
30 Apr 2018,·17 mins
With the US threatening more sanctions, Iran remains frozen out of the financial system
27 Apr 2018,·17 mins
How do designers and advertisers get people's attention with so much competition online?
26 Apr 2018,·17 mins
The disease that still cripples a continent and the technologies behind a possible cure.
25 Apr 2018,·17 mins
How some company bosses won't hire women due to fears of sexual harassment claims
24 Apr 2018,·17 mins
Donald Trump says tariffs on Chinese goods are necessary to 'protect American workers'
23 Apr 2018,·17 mins
How much does your physical attractiveness affect your career prospects?
20 Apr 2018,·17 mins
What happens if you have a high profile job and come out as transgender?
19 Apr 2018,·17 mins
Do we really know the potential and the pitfalls of artificial intelligence?
18 Apr 2018,·17 mins
FYR Macedonia and Greece are battling over a name, but so are many corporate brands
17 Apr 2018,·17 mins
Focus shifts from China to new potential US trade sanctions targeting Russian companies
16 Apr 2018,·17 mins
Internet pioneer Jaron Lanier thinks there should be a mass deletion of social media
13 Apr 2018,·17 mins
The winners and losers of the cashless economy, from Sweden to India
12 Apr 2018,·17 mins
What's at stake for Facebook and its founder?
11 Apr 2018,·17 mins
Are so-called 'gig economy' companies like Uber threatening livelihoods?
10 Apr 2018,·17 mins
