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Too much red tape, rampant inflation and import restrictions are affecting businesses in Argentina. Peter Day hears from business leaders with innovative solutions. Show more
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In the first in a three-part series about and from Silicon Valley, Peter Day talks to Steve Blank about a career path that has spanned several decades in the Valley. Show more
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Two homegrown marketing companies on the challenges of doing business in Myanmar, formerly known as Burma. Show more
28 minutes
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The internet and social networking have created the possibility of total recall for life's most significant moments. Peter Day reports. Show more
29 minutes
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Modern living generates increasing amounts of packaging to wrap up the things we buy. That generates widespread criticism of an industry. Peter Day investigates. Show more
28 minutes
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Peter Day reports on how the influence of UK motor racing engineering is now reaching out into other businesses and our everyday lives, inspired by the drama of the pit-stop. Show more
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From sick man of Europe to world's richest exporter - how did Germany do it? Show more
27 minutes
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Does incarcerating people for profit work? Show more
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Tower blocks are under intense scrutiny. So what's the best way to run them? Matthew Gwyther visits Manchester to investigate this key sector in our housing and commerce. Show more
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Virtual Reality allows the impossible - we can be in two places at once. Adam Shaw looks at how Virtual Reality could change our world Show more
28 minutes
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Scottish entrepreneurs on whether the referendum debate has changed the business landscape regardless of the outcome of the vote. Show more
29 minutes
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Peter Day goes to Silicon Valley to discover the innovations that are promising to transform healthcare. Can the technology companies really help us live longer, healthier lives? Show more
29 minutes
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Donald Kaberuka, president of the African Development Bank on the key issues facing the continent, including infrastructure, regional integration, corruption, youth and China. Show more
28 minutes
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Peter Day meets the local entrepreneurs of the new Myanmar and discovers their priorities and pitfalls of doing business in an emerging economy Show more
29 minutes
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World leaders meet international students at the 44th St Gallen Symposium to discuss the clash of generations. Show more
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How do manufacturers and retailers decide what prices to charge and how do consumers perceive the prices they are asked to pay? Show more
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Business guru Lynda Gratton and the innovation expert Thomas Wedell-Wedellsborg on the benefits of innovation. Show more
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Peter Day travels to Myanmar, formally known as Burma, to find out how the country is trying to emerge from its undeveloped past into the modern interconnected world. Show more
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Can Silicon Valley's enormous success as the global centre of innovation continue indefinitely?
Peter Day explores the Valley's past and present to find out about its future. Show more
29 minutes
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Rachel Botsman, expert on the sharing economy, on how 'collaborative consupmtion' is transforming 20th Century consumerism. Show more
