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Authorities in China ordered Didi to stop taking new ride sharing customers, and banned the sale of the app, because of data sharing issues. Investors in the newly floated company are furious, but this isn鈥檛 the first kind of regulatory intervention China has made. So what鈥檚 behind this crackdown?
As numerous sporting events take place this weekend we鈥檒l be looking at the political power wielded by sports stars and what that means for the brands that sponsor them.
We鈥檒l head to a geo-thermal plant in Cornwall, UK, to find out whether the industry could provide secure, reliable renewable energy in a de-carbonised world.
Plus, we鈥檒l hear from the woman trying to make amends for her family鈥檚 part in slavery.
Business Weekly is presented by Lucy Burton and produced by Clare Williamson
(Image: A vehicle of China's ride-hailing platform Didi Chuxing, Credit: Getty Images)