麻豆约拍 World Service - Business Daily

Charities under pressure

Looks at the strains and pressures on charities as people cut back on donations.

Microsoft on where computing's going. And was Scrooge right?

Is it true that banks have a social purpose and that bankers are doing God's work?

How the banks will cope with commercial property loans that have gone sour.

The penalty of starting a career in a recession. Plus Lucy Kellaway on dogs in the office.

If tough regulation drives finance firms from London, is that a "price worth paying"?

Who should pay for CO2 emitted when products are made? Consumers or the factory?

GE has decided to invest in wind energy because it says there's now money to be made.

Trading in carbon is likely to grow but can it actually reduce global warming?

The work of economist Paul Samuelson, including one of his last interviews.