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The Circular Economy

Dame Ellen MacArthur, Unilever and creators of an urban farm on reusing resources

• 25 mins

MisBehaving with Richard Thaler

Economist Richard Thaler sheds light on how we make choices and what changes behaviour

• 25 mins

Entrepreneurs Explain

Remarkable start-up stories from entrepreneurs from Saudi Arabia, Israel and New Zealand

• 25 mins

Driverless Cars

The future of driverless cars - how soon will it come?

• 25 mins

A Night at the Opera

Opera is expensive and receives large public subsidies. Can that be justified?

• 25 mins

Companies Without Managers

Who's your boss? Peter Day asks how three companies, without managers, do business.

• 23 mins

Graphene

Peter Day tries to discover how the material - graphene - can be used in the future.

• 23 mins

Steinway

Steinway has been making pianos for more than 150 years. What makes its pianos special?

• 23 mins

The Californian Drought

How are Californian farm communities coping with their fourth year of drought?

• 23 mins

A Tale of Two Farms

Two family farms united by the drought but separated by heartless geology.

• 23 mins

China Going Green

How the Chinese government is trying to solve it's environmental problems

• 23 mins

Online Shopping in Rural China

How is internet shopping changing rural villages in China?

• 23 mins

What Makes a Company Last?

What makes a company last and does longevity still matter?

• 23 mins

Violins of Cremona

Cremona in northern Italy is a centre of violin making but can a niche industry survive?

• 23 mins

The Rise of the Executive PA

Sathnam Sanghera discovers how important the executive assistant is to the modern day CEO

• 23 mins

Former CEO Barclays - Antony Jenkins

Antony Jenkins on the challenges he faced as CEO of Barclays and the future of banking

• 26 mins

Christmas, Made In China

Peter Day visits the Chinese city which makes most of the world's Christmas decorations.

• 26 mins

The Sexy Salaryman

How the white collar worker has become a cult hero in TV series and comic books in Japan.

• 26 mins

The Business of Trust

How important is trust & can it be won back if it's lost? Matthew Gwyther investigates.

• 26 mins

The Great Beer Upheaval

Microbreweries blossom as mega players merge. Peter Day explores big - and - small beer.

• 26 mins

Investing in Iran

Global Business looks at the business prospects in Iran when sanctions are lifted.

• 26 mins

Making Money out of Germany's Migrants

Paul Henley speaks to businesses in Munich benefiting from the arrival of new refugees

• 26 mins

Norway's European Vision

How does Norway do business with the European Union despite not being a member of the EU?

• 26 mins

Oil: How Low Will it Go?

How low can the price of oil go and what are the global implications?

• 26 mins

Economic Rebellion

Why are university students rebelling against how they are taught economics?

• 26 mins

Germany鈥檚 New Workforce?

As the German workforce shrinks can over one million new migrants be the solution?

• 26 mins

Why Don鈥檛 we Talk About our Pay?

Jonty Bloom explores income and tax transparency in Norway

• 26 mins

Going Online the Cambodian Way

The story of one of Cambodia鈥檚 first and most successful e-commerce businesses

• 26 mins

Selling Shakespeare

How Shakespeare remains one of the most successful and flexible cultural brands

• 26 mins

Recruiting by Algorithm

Can a computer programme choose the right applicant for a job?

• 26 mins