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Now That the Party's Over

Peter Day looks at changes in the business world after the tumultuous events of 2008.

• 30 mins

Down Japan

Peter Day asks what the world can learn from Japan's experience of economic depression.

• 30 mins

The Remarkable Mr China

Peter Day talks to Irish businessman Liam Casey from his base in Shenzen, near Hong Kong.

• 30 mins

Prophet Motive

Peter Day hears about the influence of religion on business.

• 30 mins

Europe on the Edge

Peter Day reports on the heavy strains being felt by countries on the fringes of Europe.

• 30 mins

All New

Peter Day hears from those who are pinning their hopes for economic recovery on innovation

• 30 mins

Power Drive

Peter Day investigates the development of electric cars.

• 30 mins

Grand Design

Peter Day argues that it is time for designers to be given a larger role in organisations.

• 30 mins

Network News

What happens to high technology companies when their customers are in recession?

• 30 mins

Iceland Feels the Chill

Peter Day finds out about the disastrous effects of the credit crunch in Iceland.

• 30 mins

Location, Location

Peter Day looks into the industry arising out of devices that know their location.

• 30 mins

Craig Barrett interview

Peter Day talks to the outgoing chairman of Intel, Craig Barrett.

• 28 mins

Let's Start a Bank

Peter Day finds out from the experts how to start a bank as well as how not to do it.

• 28 mins

Learning Curve

Peter Day finds out how people can create learning organisations.

• 28 mins

Hell for Leather

Peter Day meets John Timpson, head of Timpsons shoe repair firm.

• 28 mins

Women's Work

Peter Day asks whether female skills can help to guide the world out of the credit crunch.

• 28 mins

Squeaky Clean

In San Diego, Peter Day investigates the company that produces WD40's secret formula.

• 30 mins

Media Mayhem

The future for new media once digital disruptions and the global recession are over.

• 30 mins

Student Start-Ups

The university societies which unite would-be entrepreneurs with potential backers.

• 30 mins

Hard to Credit

Smaller businesses are still struggling to cope with the impact of the credit crunch.

• 30 mins

Unlimited Company

Peter Day hears from people who are taking a different approach to running companies.

• 30 mins

Small Wonder

Peter Day wonders whether a microloan bubble is about to burst.

• 28 mins

Sugaring the Pill

Can ethanol champions Brazil convince the world that sugar really is good for you?

• 30 mins

Let Me Entertain You

Peter Day finds out what businessmen can learn from rock musicians and comedians.

• 30 mins

Organising Salvation

Peter Day finds out how the Salvation Army is bringing innovation to salvation.

• 30 mins

Project Alcatraz

What makes a businessman turn gangsters into employees? Peter Day finds out.

• 30 mins

New Age

Is the increasing number of older people an opportunity for new kinds of business?

• 30 mins

Doing It Wrong

The late business rebel Russell Ackoff's thoughts on how to get things done.

• 30 mins

Ready to Wear

What happens when westerners intervene on behalf of low-paid clothing factory workers.

• 30 mins

Who Sets Our Standards?

Peter Day asks the standards-setters what they do and why it matters.

• 28 mins