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Why Do So Few Women Work in India?

Only 27% of women in India are in paid work, and participation rates are dropping. Why?

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Bodyguards: Up Close and Personal

What does it take to be a close protection operative?

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Trolling for Cash

How our urge to seek outrage means big business

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Are MBAs Worth It?

Weighing up the pros and cons of business school qualifications

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Is Zimbabwe Open for Business?

We explore the challenges President Mnangagwa faces in reviving an ailing economy

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Former UBS Trader Faces Deportation

Kewku Adoboli's fraud conviction could mean he is sent to Ghana, where he left aged four

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Why Does Bollywood Want More Europeans?

A growing number of western, mostly female actors are winning parts in Bollywood films

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The Rise of the Chinese Tourist

Chinese travellers make up the largest travel market in the world and it's still growing

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Looking Back at Lehmans

Ed Butler talks to historian Adam Tooze about the legacy of the 2008 financial crisis.

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Traumatised by the Great Recession

How the psychological scars of the financial crisis could stay with us for decades.

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Is the Party Over for Ibiza?

Why the volume is being turned down on Ibiza's music scene

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Vaping: A New Addiction?

Is the multi-billion dollar e-cigarettes industry doing more harm than good?

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Remembering Lehman

10 years on from the global financial crisis, we hear from those at the centre of it

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The Class of 2008

What happened to those who graduated straight into the worst financial crisis since 1929?

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Is Time Up for Changing Clocks?

The EU might scrap the clock-change. Is it a good idea?

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How Corrupt is the Antiquities Trade?

What is the true price of the world's looted antiquities?

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The Trouble With Bike Sharing

Why Chinese bike-share companies are struggling to replicate their success abroad.

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The Brexit Negotiation Game

As EU and UK leaders gather in Salzburg for a crunch summit, who holds the stronger hand?

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Welcome to Wakaliwood

Uganda's home-grown film industry is a hit on YouTube, but does it glorify violence?

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Cleaning up Contamination

We go inside one of the most contaminated industrial plants in Europe.

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Handling Divas

How do agents and talent managers cope when their artists/celebs go off-script?

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The Company Without Managers

Most companies run on a vertical hierarchy and power flows down. Is there another way?

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Bill Gates on Africa

Bill Gates discusses the urgent need to invest in Africa's exploding youth population

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The #FoodPorn Business

Instagram is transforming the food industry, but is it destroying the dining experience?

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Will Trade War hit China's Building Boom?

Xiong'an, a new city in China, risks becoming a white elephant without more growth

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Brand Activism

Does running a controversial advertising campaign hurt a company's bottom line?

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Brazil Elections: Why Are They So Divisive?

Brazil elections pit far-right against far-left as voters grow tired of corruption

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Has Elon Musk Already Won?

Whatever the fate of Tesla Motors, is the electric vehicle revolution now inevitable?

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Indonesia's Disasters - Natural and Man-Made

Tsunamis, quakes and a sinking capital - not all its problems are due to Mother Nature

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Italy Goes Rogue

Rome and Brussels look set to clash over the Italian government's spending plans

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