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Egypt's Food Problem

Egypt is one of the world's biggest food importers. Should it produce more of its own?

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Surviving a Trump Attack

How do companies deal with an attack by Donald Trump on Twitter?

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Disability at Work

A billion are disabled worldwide and many are excluded from jobs. Are firms missing out?

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Cocoa Crisis in Cote d'Ivoire

A crash in global prices, and cocoa rotting in the warehouses. What's gone wrong?

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Brexit and London's Financial Status

German banker Dr Andreas Dombret says Brexit will not topple London's financial crown

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Can Tech Help Solve Our Pollution Problem?

Air pollution kills millions of people a year. Should we pay to breathe cleaner air?

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Happy Birthday, M-Pesa

It's ten years since the mobile money transfer service was launched. Is it now too big?

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The Cost of Immigrants vs the Cost of Restricting Them

The economic impact of the Trump administration's clampdown on undocumented migrants.

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Trump, Russia and Cyber-Espionage

The US Attorney General and Trump's Russia ties in focus. How to counter the hackers.

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Brexit and the Cheese Industry

Dairy farming provides a microcosm of the challenges posed by Brexit to the UK economy.

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The Future of Work

With AI on the rise, will we all work more flexibly, with more free time and income?

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The Cost of the Gender Gap

Getting women into work could boost the global economy by billions.

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Solving City Smog

Air pollution so bad it's safer not to exercise, and the companies trying to clean it up.

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Netherlands Vote: Is Populism still Popular?

Why will so many in this great trading nation choose a party that would reimpose borders?

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Brexit: A Bitter Pill?

The UK pharmaceuticals industry considers its future after Brexit.

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Financing Formula 1

Can new management revive F1's appeal? Is the solution to give small teams a bigger cut?

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Computer Brains

How artificial intelligence is already transforming everything from medicine to music.

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Netherlands Vote: Populism in Retreat?

As Wilders goes out with a bit of a whimper, has the populist tide turned in Europe?

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Stealing London's Crown

The contest among London's EU rivals to become Europe's capital of finance

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End of the Liberal World Trade Order?

Has President Trump called an end to the world's free trade party?

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When Martin Posed As Nicole At Work...

What two colleagues learned about gender equality when they switched identity by mistake.

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The Business of Fake News

What regulating financial markets can teach us about clamping down on fake news.

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Out to Lunch?

Desk sandwich or boozy meal? Ed Butler dissects the business lunch.

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Has Uber Lost Its Way?

Lawsuits, resignations, a boycott campaign - has the ride-sharing app taken a wrong turn?

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The Gender Pay Gap

What can be done to close the gender pay gap around the world?

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The Surrogacy Business

Surrogate mothers can make big money in India. Why does the government want to ban it?

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Triggering Article 50

British Prime Minister Theresa May triggers Article 50, what challenges face the UK?

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Industrial Espionage

From the Stasi to cyber hackers, the people after companies' most valuable secrets.

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Robots: Coming to an Office Near You

Should we fear or embrace the advent of "co-bots" - robot colleagues?

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Trump v China, Should We be Scared?

Mr Trump warns US could tackle N. Korea alone, ahead of talks with China's President Xi

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