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Water Works

Peter Day looks the growing international importance of water; will it be the next oil?

• 28 mins

Private Grief

The influence of private equity firms' is increasing, causing growing concerns.

• 30 mins

Walk to Wisdom

Anil Gupta journeys through India in search of local knowledge and inventions.

• 28 mins

Over the Moon

Peter Day investigates the viability of commercial space travel.

• 30 mins

Generation Next

Peter Day investigates the new generation of consumers.

• 30 mins

Australia's Carbon Footprint

Peter Day explores how to reduce Australia's carbon footprint without economic damage.

• 28 mins

Music Machine

Record companies are using computers to predict the next big hits. Peter Day investigates.

• 30 mins

Managing Eden

Tim Smit, creator of the Eden Project, talks to Peter Day about his style of management.

• 28 mins

Fighting Fit

Peter Day investigates how health is a preoccupation for companies as well as individuals.

• 28 mins

Caught in the Web

Bold companies are launching new technology over the Internet. Peter Day investigates.

• 28 mins

Research Party

Peter Day investigates state funding of corporate research.

• 30 mins

Car Crash

The US automobile industry is in deep trouble. Peter Day investigates.

• 28 mins

Beyond the Boom

The British economy has seen 15 years of growth. Peter Day asks how long this can go on.

• 28 mins

Computers Chipped

Peter Day reports on maintaining the pace of improvement in computer chips.

• 30 mins

Back on the Map

Kazakhstan is trying to make an economic name for itself. Peter Day reports.

• 30 mins

Bubbles and Bursts

Peter Day examines bubbles and bursts in the financial industry.

• 30 mins

Hands On

Neglected skills may be undermining how companies perform. Peter Day investigates.

• 30 mins

No Strings

Peter Day hears how art and money can sometimes make beautiful music together.

• 28 mins

Eureka Democracy

Peter Day asks whether business innovation is best left to companies or consumers.

• 28 mins

Rail Revolution

Peter Day reports on the current railway revival and how it is changing the map of Europe.

• 28 mins

Men in White I

Peter Day presents the first of two special reports on company laboratories.

• 28 mins

Men in White II

Peter Day presents the second of two special reports on company laboratories.

• 28 mins

How To Be Top

Peter Day gets some unorthodox advice on how to inspire awe and become a corporate leader.

• 28 mins

Hello, Sunshine!

Germany is leading in sustainable energy with the world's biggest solar power station.

• 30 mins

All Join In

Peter Day asks how businesses need to respond to the growth of online social networks.

• 30 mins

Monopoly Money

Peter Day talks to Commissioner Neelie Kroes of the EU Competition Commission.

• 30 mins

Lean, Mean and at Your Service

Peter Day contrasts lean production methods in manufacturing and service industries.

• 30 mins

Team Spirit

Peter Day asks what it takes to build and manage effective teams.

• 30 mins

The Long March

China has built an economy designed to help millions out of poverty. Peter Day reports.

• 30 mins

Big Spenders

Russia's new prosperity is creating a nation of middle-class consumers. Peter Day reports.

• 28 mins