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Continental Drift

What is next for the Euro and for Europe as the sovereign debt crisis continues?

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Europe on the Edge

What is the Euro crisis doing to business in Spain and Poland.

• 30 mins

New Dimension

Peter Day finds out how Three D printing will revolutionise manufacturing industry.

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Bitter Pill

What does the closure of the giant Pfizer facility in Kent mean for the UK's R&D future?

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Bad Company

Peter Day asks what's wrong with corporate governance.

• 30 mins

Made in India

Peter Day returns to India 16 years after his first visit to cover the high-tech boom.

• 30 mins

Crunching the Crisis

Is time to rethink the way the world works?

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Prize Performers

Peter Day joins a gathering of Nobel Prize economists to discuss the economic crisis.

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Silicon Roundabout

Peter Day visits the high-tech companies springing up in an unusual area of East London.

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The Apprentices

Peter Day looks at modern apprenticeships.

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Survival Strategy

Peter Day finds out what lessons business owners can learn from previous recessions.

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Don't Cry for Me, Argentina

Is there an 'Argentine Solution' for Europe? Peter Day reports from Argentina.

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The Curse of the Bonus

Peter Day traces the rise of the bonus culture and the impact it has had on the economy.

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Cuba Now

Peter Day reports from Cuba on the economic changes introduced by President Raul Castro.

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21st Century Unlimited

Joe Pine discusses his idea of Infinite Possibility and what it means for modern business.

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A Glass of Its Own

Peter Day looks at the boom in small-scale spirits companies.

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Class Struggle

All around the world, people think education is in crisis. Peter Day asks why.

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All Together Now

In these tough economic times, are worker cooperatives a better way of doing business?

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Do It Yourself Jobs

Peter Day meets young people trying to beat the recession by setting up their own business

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Growing Old

Baby Boomers are turning 65, and many countries will have to face the challanges of ageing

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French Lessons

Peter Day finds out how French business is faring during the euro crisis.

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Dragon's Den

Is China's bubble about to burst? Peter Day reports.

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Through the Mill

Peter Day finds out how the Lancashire textile industry struggles to survive.

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Frugal Feast

A new approach to the business of innovation. Peter Day reports.

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Bank to Basics

Britain's big four banks are being challenged by newcomers. Peter Day investigates.

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Called to Account

Peter Day asks why the Big Four accountancy firms are being investigated.

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Diaspora Bonds

Peter Day looks at the investment possibilities of 'diaspora bonds'.

• 25 mins

Euro Peril

Peter Day asks how continental European businesses are surviving the euro crisis.

• 30 mins

Japan Gone Grey

Japan is ageing faster than anywhere else. Peter Day reports on how they are coping.

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Thames Gateway

Britain is getting a new port on the Thames. Peter Day looks at the impact this will have.

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