The electric transport revolution

We look at the rising popularity of e-bikes and scooters.

• 17 mins

Tackling over-tourism in Greece

The Greek government is promoting new holiday destinations to ease issues elsewhere.

• 17 mins

Rainbow washing

We look into whether companies using the rainbow pride logo truly support the cause.

• 17 mins

Business Daily meets: La June Montgomery Tabron

La June Montgomery Tabron tells us about running one of the world's biggest charities.

• 17 mins

Can Japan become Asia's Silicon Valley?

Find out how the Japanese government plans to increase the number of tech start-ups.

• 17 mins

Tunnelling under the Atlantic

The sub-sea tunnels being dug to keep remote communities in the Faroe Islands alive.

• 17 mins

Fighting Ukraine fundraising fatigue

Chef Olia Hercules continues to raise funds six months after Russia invaded Ukraine

• 17 mins

War in Ukraine: Farmers and workers struggle on

We find out how the Russian invasion has devastated European agriculture.

• 17 mins

The refugee entrepreneurs starting again

Refugees from around the world talk about starting a new life and business.

• 17 mins

How to dispose of nuclear waste

It is a challenge facing leaders and governments around the world.

• 17 mins

The unusual world of dark tourism

We explore the dark and tragic places around the world that attract tourists.

• 17 mins

Getting ready for Paris 2024

We report on preparations for the 2024 Olympics from the host city, Paris.

• 17 mins

Using less gas in our homes

How the Dutch are tackling the challenge of reducing domestic gas usage.

• 17 mins

Business Daily meets: Bruce Daisley

The former Twitter boss on how firms can help employees to become more resilient.

• 17 mins

Venice’s tourist problem: Are day trippers welcome?

The city authorities propose to charge visitors a daily fee to reduce overcrowding

• 17 mins

Why Europe’s inland shipping network is drying up

Drought is causing huge problems in Europe, especially for river barges and their cargo.

• 17 mins

Business Daily meets: Russ Glass

The chief executive of Headspace Health gives an insight into their global expansion.

• 17 mins

Should we be more open about salaries?

More companies are using salary transparency to entice applicants and narrow pay gaps.

• 17 mins

Nigeria's push to grow its own coconuts

The country has the perfect growing conditions, yet imports 70% of the fruit.

• 17 mins

The real state of the Russian economy

Do Russia's recent military setbacks in Ukraine reflect a failure within its economy?

• 17 mins

The women kicking off their high heels at work

We speak to campaigners in the UK and Japan who want the right to choose their own shoes.

• 17 mins

The condiments (and sauces) that never change

Why do some brands outlive their founders by centuries?

• 17 mins

Who benefits most from remote working?

We investigate the rise in people working from home.

• 17 mins

Business Daily meets: Paul and Mike Rabil

We hear how the Rabil brothers founded North America's biggest Lacrosse league.

• 17 mins

Why everyone wants a ‘blue tick’ on social media

We investigate how accounts get verification - and what it's worth.

• 17 mins

Can festivals bounce back?

We look at the challenges facing organisers, as the cost of living begins to bite.

• 17 mins

The fight for domestic workers’ rights

Stories from victims who've escaped modern slavery.

• 17 mins

Why Finland is building with wood again

We find out if using less concrete could help tackle climate change.

• 17 mins

Business Daily Meets: Margrethe Vestager

The European commissioner for competition on competition and fairness in big tech.

• 17 mins

Comic Con economics

We found out why the global comic book industry is worth billions of dollars.

• 17 mins

Business Daily meets: Will Butler-Adams

The boss of Brompton foldable bikes tells us how he grew the business around the world

• 17 mins

Are home solar panels the solution?

We explore whether the energy crisis is leading to more installations in Europe.

• 17 mins

Why food could be the future of fashion

The new materials being made from ingredients you would normally find on your plate.

• 17 mins

Getting backpackers to return to Australia

We explore the visa scheme set up for young people to work and travel in Australia

• 17 mins

How to quit

When is it time to move on and try something new?

• 17 mins

Space: The final food frontier

Will growing steaks under microgravity conditions help in the quest for food security?

• 17 mins

Rent-a-Robot

Can robots solve the post pandemic labour shortage? And with what consequences?

• 17 mins

Can a giant seaweed farm help curb climate change?

We meet the UK-based company planning to grow huge sargassum farms in the Atlantic.

• 17 mins

Mahira Khan on Pakistan's mental health emergency

Actress Mahira Khan tells us why Pakistan is in the midst of a mental health emergency.

• 17 mins

Will a multibillion dollar project get Americans back on trains?

We visit Penn Station in New York City which is getting a massive revamp.

• 17 mins

Greensill: What went wrong?

We explore the company's collapse which left investors facing billions in losses.

• 17 mins

Why men don’t want to work any more

We explore why people are not just quitting - they're leaving employment for good.

• 17 mins

How students' right to earn shook up US sport

How name, image and likeness laws have reshaped college sport in America

• 17 mins

How social media is changing farming in Kenya

Find out how farmers in Kenya are making more money thanks to social media platforms.

• 17 mins

Business Daily Meets: Dr Natalie Kenny

The founder of BioGrad shares stories from her remarkable life in science

• 17 mins

The rise and fall of the hot tub

We find out what happened after the lockdown sales boom.

• 17 mins

A special interview with the boss of the World Bank

World Bank President David Malpass on the consequences of global debt.

• 17 mins

Sri Lanka: Life after an economic crisis

We revisit the country to see how much, if anything, has changed.

• 17 mins

Business Daily Meets: Jason Bell

The photographer tells us about working with some of the most famous people in the world.

• 17 mins

Qatar: The migrant workers behind the World Cup

We explore the questions still to be answered around mistreatment and compensation.

• 17 mins

Qatar’s World Cup tourism gamble

Will a boost in visitors for the Qatar World Cup lead to more visitors in the long run?

• 17 mins

The footballers transforming their home towns

The huge wages in Europe’s football leagues are making a difference in Africa.

• 17 mins

Women in business in Qatar

We explore the challenges and opportunities facing Qatar's female entrepreneurs.

• 17 mins

How much is it costing fans to go to Qatar?

How much are football fans willing to spend to watch their team at the 2022 World Cup?

• 17 mins

Africa’s Middlemen: Rent-seekers or cultural brokers?

Are Africa’s middlemen a crucial part of business transactions or a distraction?

• 17 mins

The Morality of Machines

We explore the ethical issues raised by new developments in artificial intelligence.

• 17 mins

Rebuilding lives after flooding in Pakistan

We hear from three people whose lives were devastated by the recent floods in Pakistan.

• 17 mins

Business Daily Meets: Boyan Slat

We speak to the man who wants to rid the world’s oceans of plastic.

• 17 mins

Business Daily Meets: Nico Rosberg

F1 champion Nico Rosberg is reinventing himself as a champion of green technology

• 17 mins

Africa Super League – new dawn for football?

Will the new lucrative club tournament help or hinder the game in Africa?

• 17 mins

The cost of rescuing migrants in the Mediterranean

We meet the crew and some of those on board humanitarian rescue ship The Ocean Viking.

• 17 mins

Reinventing recycling in Louisiana

We explore a New Orleans project using recycled glass to fight coastal erosion

• 17 mins

Business Daily Meets: Patrice Evra

As the 2022 World Cup kicks off Patrice Evra talks to us about footballers and money.

• 17 mins

Business Daily Meets: Mathieu Flamini

Mathieu Flamini tells us what playing professional football taught him about business.

• 17 mins

Floriade: Was it worth it?

As one of the world's biggest garden events closes, we find out how successful it was

• 17 mins

Napping on the job

We explore sleep breaks at work and how a quick nap could make us all more productive

• 17 mins

Growing opposition to mining in Panama

Will Panama ban open pit metal mining like a number of other Latin American countries?

• 17 mins

Business Daily Meets: Krept

The UK-based rapper talks about mixing music and entrepreneurship.

• 17 mins

Beauty costs: How do you create a beauty empire? With Marcia Kilgore

Marcia Kilgore on how she created five huge businesses, including FitFlop and Beauty Pie

• 17 mins

Beauty costs: A spotlight on skin lightening

Why are skin lightening products still selling despite being banned in several countries?

• 17 mins

Beauty costs: Beauty disruptor brands

How start-up beauty companies are dominating the mainstream market

• 17 mins

Beauty Costs: Why is Korean skincare so popular?

Why K-beauty has become the world's second biggest exporter of beauty products.

• 17 mins

Beauty Costs: Girls, beauty and advertising

How do pictures of women in the media make girls feel about themselves?

• 17 mins

Regulating online gambling

Why moving gambling online means regulators are rethinking the rules.

• 17 mins

Nollywood: Nigeria's billion dollar film industry

Find our more about the fastest growing film industry in the world, Nigeria's Nollywood.

• 17 mins

What's happened to the titans of big tech?

We explore why this is proving to be a tough time for Google, Twitter and Meta.

• 17 mins

Toy trends: Are people still spending?

We look at the global toy market, and how consumer preferences are changing.

• 17 mins

The rising stars of football and their money

After the World Cup some lesser known players could land huge deals, but are they ready?

• 17 mins

Money jobs: Making money on the tables

The high stakes world of working as a croupier or playing poker for a living.

• 17 mins

Money jobs: Cashing or crashing with crypto

Find out more about the risky business of trying to make a living in the world of crypto.

• 17 mins

Money jobs: The truth about trading

We find out what it's really like working as a commodities trader.

• 17 mins

Money jobs: The reality for realtors

Find out what it’s like selling houses in the most expensive markets in the world.

• 17 mins

Money jobs: Inside the auction house

Leanna Byrne goes behind the scenes at some of the world's biggest auction houses

• 17 mins

Review of 2022

We look at how the big business stories have affected your money and your work this year

• 49 mins

Women, sport and business: Haley Rosen

The former pro soccer player trying to change coverage of women's sport.

• 17 mins

Women, sport and business: Media deals

The daily drama of money and work from the BBC.

• 17 mins

Women, sport and business: Merchandise

We explore why merchandise and sports wear are so important for women's sport.

• 17 mins

Women, sport and business: Betting

Is women's sport the next step for the gambling industry?

• 17 mins

Women, sport and business: Making NBA history

Cynt Marshall tells us how she became the CEO of the Dallas Mavericks.

• 17 mins

Business and conscription in Russia

How are Russian businesses coping as their employees are called up to fight in Ukraine?

• 17 mins

Who is Jack Ma?

Brian Wong, former special assistant to Mr Ma, on working at Alibaba and what lies ahead

• 17 mins

The return to burning wood

Demand for wood to burn to heat homes is growing - but is that a problem?

• 17 mins

China's Covid nightmare: Can Beijing bounce back?

As borders open, we ask how much of a turning point this is for the Chinese economy.

• 17 mins

Why is Nashville a magnet for entrepreneurs?

Samira Hussain finds out what makes the US city so attractive and how residents feel

• 17 mins

Tackling the global food crisis in 2023

How we can avert global famines in 2023? Find out why small hold farmers could be key

• 17 mins

Why does India have so many female pilots?

At 12.4% India has the highest percentage of female pilots in the world. We find out why

• 17 mins

The nappy problem

Nappies are one of the biggest contributors to plastic waste - we look the alternatives.

• 17 mins

Long Covid and work

We explore the impact long Covid is having on people's working lives.

• 17 mins

The resurgence of vinyl records

Demand for vinyl records is rising but how is the pressing industry coping with the rush?

• 17 mins