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How to deconstruct an oil rig

We look at the multi-billion dollar decommissioning industry

• 17 mins

Is DEI really dead?

Many US companies have been pulling back on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives

• 17 mins

Myanmar scam: A victim's story

We hear from a Sri Lankan woman who was trafficked and forced to commit cyber fraud

• 18 mins

Business Daily meets: Sim Tshabalala

The CEO of one of Africa's largest banks shares his hopes for the continent

• 17 mins

USAID: What happened when the funding stopped?

The US government's main overseas aid agency has cancelled projects worldwide

• 17 mins

'Made in Canada': is manufacturing coming home?

In the wake of US-imposed tariffs, some Canadian businesses are 'reshoring' operations

• 17 mins

Chile's salmon farming puzzle

Despite its growing popularity, the industry is facing a number of challenges

• 19 mins

The future of the Olympics

We're in Greece to find out what challenges await the new IOC president, Kirsty Coventry

• 19 mins

Business Daily meets: Benedetto Vigna

We talk to the chief executive of Ferrari

• 17 mins

How the Covid pandemic changed us

Five years on, small business owners around the world reflect

• 17 mins

How Finland became a hotspot for defence tech

The Northern European country is seeing rapid growth in start-ups and investment

• 17 mins

Is the Vatican Jubilee living up to its promise?

Hotels and businesses were expecting a big boost - so what's the reality three months in?

• 17 mins

Saudi Arabia: The saviour of boxing?

We explore the global sport's revival - largely thanks to investment from the Kingdom

• 17 mins

Microsoft at 50

It's one of the world's biggest companies - we get exclusive access to the Seattle HQ

• 17 mins

South Korea: How has it managed to reverse depopulation?

The country has spent billions of dollars trying to improve its child birth rate

• 17 mins

South Korea: Can immigration grow its workforce?

The country is facing a labour shortage following decades of low birth rate

• 17 mins

South Korea: Why are more stores going staff-free?

We explore whether unmanned shops and bars are the solution to the labour shortage

• 17 mins

Is Colombia’s flower power under threat?

The country is a major exporter of cut flowers - but suppliers face uncertainty

• 17 mins

Business Daily meets: Julia Hartz

The CEO of Eventbrite on how she founded one of the world's largest ticketing platforms

• 17 mins

Start-ups: from campus to commerce

We look at the businesses that have 'spun-out' from universities

• 17 mins

Can Finland compete as Europe’s start-up capital?

The Nordic nation wants to be a thriving environment for entrepreneurs

• 17 mins

India’s frugal start-ups

In villages around the country, everyday challenges are inspiring smart solutions

• 17 mins

Armenia: Silicon Valley of the Caucasus?

The small country in the South Caucasus has big tech ambitions

• 18 mins

Argentina's 'agri-tech' innovators

The country is proving to be fertile ground for food and farming start-up businesses

• 18 mins

Ghana: the real cost of smuggling

Consumer goods, fuel, gold and cocoa are all crossing the border illegally

• 17 mins

How to reduce west Africa’s smuggling problem

Consumer goods, fuel and cocoa are all crossing Ghana’s northern border illegally

• 20 mins

Wine in decline?

Chilean producers are trying to reach a new generation of consumers

• 17 mins

What's going on with US egg prices?

Stores are charging up to $10 a dozen, and some restaurants are raising prices

• 18 mins

Meet the 'workfluencers'

More companies want their employees to share their working lives on social media

• 17 mins

Why is Europe falling behind the US?

The EU was the world's biggest economy in 2008 - we find out what has gone wrong.

• 19 mins