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Dockside Dilemmas

Billions are spent redeveloping the world's city waterfronts. But who really benefits?

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How to Stay Alert

Strategic napping, the right lighting or popping a pill? How to stay sharp at the office.

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Investing in Uncertain Times

One of the world's most respected financial markets thinkers says we've hit a junction.

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100 Women: Tine Bryld

Marie Keyworth tells the story of Danish radio personality Tine Bryld.

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The Future of the Tobacco Industry?

Tobacco giant Philip Morris launches smoke-free products: a health breakthrough?

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India's Green Revolution

It's 50 years since India revolutionised its farm production. Can Africa do the same?

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Italy's Referendum

A vote on constitutional reform may have big implications for Italy's economy and the EU.

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Italy Votes No

Italians reject constitutional change. Where does that leave its troubled banking sector?

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London Tech After Brexit

London is the beating heart of Europe's tech sector. Will it stay that way after Brexit?

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Mental Health at Work

The WHO says 350m a year suffer depression or anxiety. Are firms aware and acting?

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Donald Trump's Conflicts of Interest

He plans to devolve his business empire, but how? What legal risks will he face?

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Ghana's Elections

How a new government must revive stagnating industries, boost power, and lower inflation.

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Trump and Risk

Will the world be a riskier place with Donald Trump as US president?

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Trump: The Billionaire President

It remains unclear how Mr Trump will keep his business empire separate from office.

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How to be Idle

Is crushing office boredom a curse or an opportunity?

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Modern Slavery

Is forced labour on the rise again in the supply chains of the big global brands?

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Smart Cities

Reactive lighting and traffic signals, and even self-healing potholes - the future city.

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Cosmetics in China: An Ugly Business?

Why does China insist that cosmetics sold there must be tested on animals?

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Solar Power in the USA

Why solar power hasn't taken off in the sunny US state of Arizona.

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A Future for Nuclear Power?

Does nuclear energy have a future or is it a technology of the past?

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Are Humans Predictably Irrational?

How our brains' cognitive biases affect everything from financial markets to basketball.

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Feasts, Fasts & Religion

How food branded as religious has been a marketing triumph in much of the world.

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DIY Tech

Meet the people taking tech into their own (3D-printed prosthetic) hands.

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Elements: Christmas Special

Highlights from our exploration of the chemistry of the world economy with Justin Rowlatt

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The Economy through Artists' Eyes

A poet, film-maker, comedian and musician on how the arts can inform the business world.

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Best of the Year 2016

We look back on 2016 and the best Business Daily output

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What's in the Stars for 2017?

Astrologers give their predictions for what the New Year holds for the global economy.

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How to Change Your Career

A criminal turned athlete and a journalist turned teacher on the art of the career switch

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2017: Prepare for Anything

Pres Trump, Europe elections, China's economy in doubt: the most uncertain year ever?

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China's Capital Flight

More than $800 billion flew in 2016. Can and should China be restricting the problem?

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