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Who's Paying for the Hurricane?

Who insures properties in flood-prone areas, and should people be living there at all?

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How Many Tourists Can a Country Handle?

Tourists have become more than just a nuisance in Barcelona, Venice and Amsterdam

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Does it Pay to Be Nice in Business?

The path to a profitable business could lie in your ability to be nice

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The Stigma of Great Wealth

We explore the anxieties of the wealthy

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Is the Future Jobless?

Will the advance of artificial intelligence reduce the amount of jobs available?

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What Went Wrong at Ryanair?

As thousands of Ryanair passengers are left stranded, what does it say about the company?

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Beginning of the End for QE

The US Federal Reserve is likely to announce the unwinding of quantitative easing.

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Access Africa

How have mobile phones have transformed young lives in Africa?

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The Future of Germany's Car Industry

Rob Young reports from Germany on the challenges facing the car manufacturing heartlands.

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Angela Merkel Wins Fourth Term

What next for the German economy as Merkel loses support to the nationalist AfD party?

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Open-plan Office: Friend or Foe?

Open-plan offices are famous for stifling productivity, so why do they still exist?

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Avocados: Guns and Guacamole

Why is the avocado a symbol of US and Mexico trade relations?

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Who Benefits From Trump's Tax Plans?

The President is planning cuts and changes to personal and corporation taxes

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The Mental Health Gym

Entrepreneurs finding ways to tackle the stigma of mental health at work.

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The Cost of Catalan Independence

What would be the economic price of a Catalonian declaration of independence from Spain?

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Children: Slaves to the Smartphone?

In a hyper-connected world what are smartphones doing to us and our children?

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The New Bankers

Will 'challenger' banks change the financial industry?

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Beijing's Big Plan

China plans to turn rural town Xiong鈥檃n into a city of 5 million over the next decade.

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Credit Frenzy in China

Consumer spending is booming in China, but so is consumer debt - should we be worried?

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Economics: Does it Have a Problem with Women?

The lack of diversity in economics and challenging the causes of the gender pay gap

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Texas, Trump and Immigration

How a Trump presidency is impacting the fluid border region between Texas and Mexico

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The Price of Independence

Catalonia is pushing for independence, but at what cost to the economy?

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Should We Fear or Embrace the Future?

3D printers, cyber-security, AI - we report from the Future in Review tech conference.

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The Future of Healthcare

Big data could revolutionise medicine, say speakers at the Future in Review conference.

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Money Transfers: Are They Too Costly?

Global remittances exceed global aid budgets, but are money transfer costs too high?

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Kicking The Plastic Habit

Single-use plastics are an environmental nightmare, so what is industry doing about it?

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China's Second Class Citizens

Migrant workers in China's big cities still lack the same rights as their urban peers

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Schooling China's Kids

Is China's education system too academic, too high pressure and too elitist?

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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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