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World Business Report Episodes

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    Google to pay News Corp for stories

    Google has agreed to pay News Corp for content from news sites across its media empire.

  2. The Great Green Wall

    Can the Great Green Wall in northern African save fragile communities?

  3. BHP's profits surge

    The mining giant is doing well due to strong demand in China.

  4. BHP's profits surge

    The mining giant is doing well due to strong demand in China

  5. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala named first female, African boss of WTO

    History making appointment at the helm of the World Trade Organization

  6. Google strikes Australian news pay deal

    Google has reportedly agreed to pay the Seven television network $23 million a year.

  7. When will Biden name the head of the FDA?

    The US Food and Drug Administration head not announced yet despite the pandemic.

  8. Framing Britney Spears

    The singer's financial arrangements come under scrutiny in a new documentary series

  9. New German law to combat worker abuses

    Germany's government is said to have agreed a new law to combat worker abuses overseas

  10. Oil producing nations face an uncertain future

    Think tank Carbon Tracker projects trillions of dollars of losses for major oil nations

  11. Oil producing nations face an uncertain future

    Think tank Carbon Tracker projects trillions of dollars of losses for major oil nations

  12. The future of share trading

    Share trading platforms are sometimes accused of encouraging amateurs to make risky bets

  13. The future of share trading

    Share trading platforms are sometimes accused of encouraging amateurs to make risky bets

  14. EU may make big tech pay for news

    The European Union may follow Australia in making Google and Facebook pay for news pages

  15. EU may make big tech pay for news

    The European Union may follow Australia in making Google and Facebook pay for news pages

  16. Myanmar police use water cannon amid mass strike

    Protests against Myanmar's military coup continue, as workers joined a nationwide strike

  17. Myanmar police use water cannon amid mass strike

    Protests against Myanmar's military coup continue, as workers joined a nationwide strike

  18. Cuba opens the door to private businesses

    Cuba has announced a sweeping set of liberalisations to its economy

  19. Japanese brewery Kirin terminates partnership in Myanmar

    Business weighs up the cost of investing in Myanmar

  20. Japanese brewery Kirin terminates partnership in Myanmar

    Business weighs up the cost of investing in Myanmar

  21. Shell posts $22bn loss

    The oil industry is having to rethink its future as the world turns from fossil fuels

  22. Shell posts $22bn loss

    The oil industry is having to rethink its future as the world turns from fossil fuels

  23. Draghi asked to form new Italian government

    Former head of the EU's central bank Mario Draghi will try to form a government in Italy

  24. Draghi asked to form new Italian government

    Former head of the EU's central bank Mario Draghi will try to form a government in Italy

  25. Prosperity comes at 'devastating' cost to nature

    A landmark review calls for transformational change in our economic approach to nature

  26. Prosperity comes at 'devastating' cost to nature

    A landmark review calls for transformational change in our economic approach to nature

  27. Silver hits eight year peak

    In the latest social media-driven surge, the price of silver has increased by up to 11%

  28. Silver hits eight year peak

    In the latest social media-driven surge, the price of silver has increased by up to 11%

  29. India to unveil its latest budget

    India is set to unveil its budget, so which industries will get a government boost?

  30. EU to introduce export controls on coronavirus vaccines made within the bloc

    The World Health Organization has again warned against vaccine nationalism.

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