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The chocolate islands

São Tomé and Príncipe was once the world’s biggest cocoa exporter. What happened?

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The future of job interviews

Are face-to-face grillings a thing of the past?

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Why whales matter

Can baleen whales rebound from near extinction and help revive ocean life?

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Will satellite internet technology connect the world?

Elon Musk gave satellite internet terminals to Ukraine and Tonga, but does it work?

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Fleeing danger

We look at how businesses evacuate their staff from dangerous situations.

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Sporting Sanctions

We look at how sport has reacted to the conflict in Ukraine.

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Wealth from waste: can urban mining save the planet?

Can extracting materials from used products make us less reliant on traditional mining?

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The cost of China’s zero-Covid policy

How is China's Covid policy affecting the country's economy, and the people living there?

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False banana: A new superfood?

Could enset, or false banana, help solve global food insecurity?

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The power of the brooch

The brooch might be a small accessory, but it’s got an awful lot to say

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Disney's Florida fallout

Why has Florida's governor targeted Disney, and what will the row mean for the company?

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Living face-to-face with climate change

Coastal communities in Sâo Tomé and Príncipe tell us they're seeing homes washed away.

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Female digital entrepreneurs in Africa

How digital platforms are helping African women gain financial independence.

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The DNA sequencing revolution

The fast and portable DNA sequencers that are transforming conservation and medicine.

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How the war in Ukraine has affected global tourism

Resorts hoping for a post-pandemic boom have now lost Russian and Ukrainian tourists

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Million by 30: Hertzy Kabeya

Tech entrepreneur, Hertzy Kabeya, tells us how he made a million before turning 30.

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Turning waste into money

How rubbish can be turned into money, and opportunity.

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The Royal Family: How strong is its brand?

How valuable is the British royal brand? How badly has it been damaged in recent years?

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Cash in a conflict

How does day-to-day survival work in a war when cash and food are in short supply?

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Eurovision: The price of performing

What is the economic impact of taking part in one of the world's biggest song contests?

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Million by 30: Iseult Ward

Iseult Ward explains how she made millions of meals from tonnes of food waste.

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Business Daily Meets: Estonia’s first billionaire

Kristo Käärmann tells us how a €500 mistake led to a multi-billion dollar business.

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Rebuilding Puerto Rico's electricity supply

Meet the Puerto Ricans trying to move their country to sustainable electricity sources.

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Generation Z and crypto trading

Why some young people are drawn to risky digital assets like cryptocurrency and NFTs

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Spending on defence

How has Russia's invasion of Ukraine changed attitudes to defence spending?

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Million by 30: Ally Salama

Ally Salama tells us how he started a podcast, which has had over a million downloads.

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La Liga's record deal

Ashish Sharma investigates a 50 year deal La Liga has signed with an investment company.

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The women leading Africa’s FinTech boom

We speak to the female entrepreneurs who are digitalising money and services.

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Girls, beauty and advertising

The author and advertising executive helping girls decode images and concepts of beauty.

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Insolvency and the pandemic

Did the cash governments gave businesses during lockdowns really help keep them afloat?

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