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How Long Until the Next Crash?

Thirty years after the 1987 Black Monday crash, are markets overvalued yet again?

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Kenya Elections: What Next?

Can Kenya's controversial election go ahead and what has the impact been on the economy?

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Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

What can women, and men, do if their boss behaves inappropriately towards them?

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Feedback Fatigue

Why do companies demand our feedback and reviews?

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Facebook vs Democracy

Do social media firms have an interest in enabling the manipulation of public opinion?

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Iceland: Too Many Tourists?

Iceland has seen an explosion in tourism in recent years. But at what cost?

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Infrastructure: Is Bigger Better?

When it comes to roads, bridges and buildings, are bigger infrastructure projects better?

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Young and In Business

Juggling school work and running your own business: the life of a teenage entrepreneur

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Talking to Robots

The challenge of making robots sound human.

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Migrant Stories: The Bittersweet Return

Migrants from Senegal tell how they failed to complete their arduous journeys to Europe

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Migrant Stories: Reasons to Stay

What happens to migrants after they’ve returned home? Marie Keyworth reports from Senegal

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Paradise Papers: Secrets of the Global Elite

How the global elite invest in offshore tax havens

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Paradise Papers: Apple's Secret Tax Bolthole

Apple's tax affairs under scrutiny

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Doing Business in China

As Donald Trump visits China, the challenge of doing business for foreign firms.

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China's Hunger for Seafood

Are the oceans big enough to keep up with Chinese demand? And is fish farming the answer?

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Tax Paradise Mauritius?

The Paradise Papers suggest the island may be an anonymous low-tax gateway into Africa

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How to Dress, Sit and Scrawl at Work

From your clothing to your doodles, what message are you sending to your employers?

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Moderators: The Internet's Most Gruesome Job?

Humans are filtering the web's darkest content, can AI ever take over the job?

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Banks and Brexit

Will London's financial centre survive brexit?

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Zimbabwe: Back in Business?

Might political change finally enable Zimbabwe to achieve its economic potential?

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Toilet Equality

Why "potty parity" is no laughing matter for women throughout the world

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The Art of the Speech Writer

How the speech writing profession is faring in the age of Donald Trump.

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There's Something about Ayn Rand

The lure of Ayn Rand's 'objectivist' philosophy and her influence over US policy today

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A Battery-Powered Future?

The demand for batteries - in electric vehicles and on energy grids - is exploding.

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The Serious Business of Gaming

Video games tournaments - e-sports - are a major global growth sector including in Africa

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Killer Robots

How close are autonomous lethal weapons to becoming reality and how worried should we be?

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Roadmap to Brexit

A simple guide to the key outstanding points for a Brexit deal and the likeliest outcomes

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LSD in Silicon Valley

How California's tech entrepreneurs are turning to LSD for inspiration.

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Jobs for the World's Young

Young people make up 35% of the world's unemployed, and it's a global problem.

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Welcome to Umbrella Town

Buy a brolly and the chances are it was made in Songxia, China - but for how much longer?

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