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Brexit Vote: Down to the Wire

Brexit, for and against, and we hear from Serbia about a controversial development plan.

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Immigration and Brexit

EU voters in Bradford; the IMF's view; Lucy Kellaway

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Venezuela's Food Crisis

Food shortages in Venezuela; booze laws in Sydney; minimum wage in the US.

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The German View of Brexit

Berlin's view of UK's EU vote, and Prof Richard Thaler on Behavioural Economics.

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America's Cannabis Business

New York's cannabis investors; Seattle's growers and sellers; A legal twilight zone.

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Brexit's Global Fallout

Markets down, currencies wobbling, how worried should Europe and the world now be?

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Brexit: Now the Hard Part

How some firms in Berlin hope to benefit, and the business of taking the UK out of the EU

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Brexit and Free Movement of Labour

What will the UK's departure mean for employment across the border with the remaining EU?

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UK FinTech Mulls a Post-Brexit Future

What the UK's FinTech industry fears from Brexit and why markets have proven resilient.

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Shell and Brexit

Chief executive Ben van Beurden on the impact Brexit could hve on the Anglo-Dutch giant

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Separating the UK Egg from the EU Omelette

The UK's economic priorities as it heads towards an expected Brexit

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How Much Does Trump Have to Spend?

Could Donald Trump's presidential campaign run out of money?

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Brexit and the Pound

We speak to the chairman of Royal Bank of Scotland as the pound sterling hits a new low

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Central Banks and Brexit

Central banks and Brexit; Bangladesh's bank heist; India's caste system.

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A Game Called Big Pharma

Tim Wicksteed on why he developed a game that includes bribes and falsifying trial data

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Saving Italy's Banks

Saving Italy's banks; India's obsession with gold; the rules of corporate communication.

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Financial Crime & Punishment

Are white-collar offenders treated differently by the justice system?

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Can We All Afford to Retire?

As the world ages, an HSBC report suggests we will all have to save more and work longer.

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The Future of Work

The 'gig economy'; workers' rights; a bridesmaid for hire.

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China's Growing Problem

China's GDP; recession fears; the trouble with debt.

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Brexit to Zika: How to Manage a Crisis

Note to Britain's new PM post-Brexit: Don't panic but recognise why those around you are.

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Can Poland Weather the Brexit Storm?

The role of migrants in the miraculous economic rise of Poland. Joe Miller reports.

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Trump: It's the Economy, Stupid

The trade and economic issues driving Donald Trump's bid for the presidency.

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Trump's Man on Wall Street

What made Anthony Scaramucci change his mind to support Donald Trump's presidential bid?

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Animals at Work

The lives and rights of working animals - horses, cattle, and even the odd prairie dog.

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Ending Economic Populism in Argentina

The difficult job of reversing years of economic populism in Argentina

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Turkey: Business as Usual?

How has the failed coup attempt affected Turkish business and the economy there?

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Hillary Clinton Will 'Bring Economic Change'

Hillary Clinton becomes first woman to be nominated by major American political party.

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Africa's Housing Dream

Africans dream of owning a home of their own. What are their options?

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Clinton Nominated: America Split

Clinton and Trump's economic visions, plus a business solution to America's divisions.

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