麻豆社

What happens when you run out of coins?

The Philippines has a small change shortage

• 17 mins

Peak profits

How climbing has become big business

• 17 mins

Ukraine's economic rollercoaster

We find out how businesses are faring, two years after the start of the war

• 17 mins

Business Daily meets: Ingrid Robeyns

The economic philosopher who wants to cap the wealth of the super-rich

• 17 mins

How Sweden led the way on parental leave

It's fifty years since the policy was introduced - we look at how it's working

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Chile's move to a 40 hour work week

We look at the implications as the country gradually reduces from 45 hours

• 17 mins

Would you like to work 'near' home?

Work from home or in the office? We explore a third way, co-working spaces in the suburbs

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Is it okay to be mediocre at work?

We look at the trend of being average, or 'good enough'

• 17 mins

Business Daily meets: Mariana Mazzucato

The economist on why she thinks consultancy firms are weakening business and governments

• 17 mins

Bonus: Good Bad Billionaire

We bring you a brand new podcast episode focusing on the fortunes of Warren Buffet

• 58 mins

How are farmers adapting to climate change?

Planting trees or keeping livestock near crops could reduce global warming's effects

• 17 mins

Tourism鈥檚 sustainability ambitions

We hear how countries around the world are trying grow the sector in a responsible way

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Disruption and drought in the Panama Canal

We look at the impact of extremely low water levels for shippers and consumers

• 17 mins

The repercussions of the Hollywood strikes

How are businesses faring after the biggest drama in Hollywood history?

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Business Daily meets: Ben Ainslie

The most successful Olympic sailor of all time talks about life as a CEO

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European farming鈥檚 existential crisis?

Why farmers from different countries are uniting in their grievances

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The sugar price surge

Why has the cost of the commodity gone up?

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Nato: Who鈥檚 spending what?

We look at the economics of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation

• 17 mins

Stockholm: The capital of music tech?

Spotify and Soundcloud were born in the city, and now, more startups are springing up

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Business Daily meets: CEO of Proton Andy Yen

We meet the founder of the company behind Proton Mail, an encrypted email service

• 17 mins

Would green hydrogen be a drain on Uruguay's water sources?

The country is embracing the new renewable wave, but there are concerns about water usage

• 17 mins

Why is Temu so cheap?

The Chinese-owned store is trying to dominate the US market by offering ultra low prices

• 17 mins

Is Saudi Arabia softening its alcohol ban?

The Kingdom's new liquor shop signals a change in approach as the tourism industry grows

• 17 mins

Selling Sark: Can a property deal save an island economy?

Globally, small islands face economic struggles - here's an unusual course of action

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Business Daily meets: Leigh Steinberg

The sports agent known as the real Jerry Maguire

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Will high interest rates be cut soon?

Financial markets predict that interest rates in the US and Europe will fall this year

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How do you keep food cold?

Tackling the challenge of keeping food fresh in emerging economies

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The billion-dollar rise of Padel

It's a rapidly-growing sport, loved by celebrities and investors

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Is tidal power a viable energy source?

We're in Scotland where the latest technology is being developed

• 17 mins

Business Daily meets: ILO Director-General Gilbert Houngbo

A conversation with the head of the UN's International Labour Organisation

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