World Business Report Episodes Episode guide
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What makes an eco-home?
We hear what makes an eco-home, and find out why properties miss the energy saving mark
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The challenge of deepfakes
We ask how much of a problem it is that software can easily manipulate people's image
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The challenge of deepfakes
We ask how much of a problem it is that software can easily manipulate people's image
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Argentina elects a new president
Argentinian votes have given victory to Alberto Fernandez in the presidential elections.
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Diwali and the business of fireworks
We ask if growing environmental concerns might cause the fireworks industry to fizzle out
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Diwali and the business of fireworks
We ask if growing environmental concerns might cause the fireworks industry to fizzle out
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Diwali and the business of fireworks
We ask if growing environmental concerns might cause the fireworks industry to fizzle out
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What's next for Brexit?
We take stock of Brexit as the UK waits to hear whether the EU will grant an extension
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What's next for Brexit?
We take stock of Brexit as the UK waits to hear whether the EU will grant an extension
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What's next for Brexit?
We take stock of Brexit as the UK waits to hear whether the EU will grant an extension
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China's surveillance boom
Chinese firms sell 40% of global surveillance equipment, so we look at the implications
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China's surveillance boom
Chinese firms sell 40% of global surveillance equipment, so we look at the implications
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China's surveillance boom
Chinese firms sell 40% of global surveillance equipment, so we look at the implications
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Brexit bill 'in limbo' as MPs reject timetable
MPs backed the Withdrawal Agreement Bill - but minutes later voted against the timetable.
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Brexit bill 'in limbo' as MPs reject timetable
MPs backed the Withdrawal Agreement Bill - but minutes later voted against the timetable.
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The high cost of rent for students
We ask whether high rent for students means only the wealthy can get the best education
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Chile rocked by protests
At least eleven people have died in protests in Chile sparked by a rise in metro fares
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Chile orders a curfew as riots continue
Chile has implemented a curfew for a third night amid violent protests and looting.
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Chile rocked by protests
At least eleven people have died in protests in Chile sparked by a rise in metro fares
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US Opioid Legal Battle Heats Up
In the US, big pharmaceutical companies are on trial
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India's job creation conundrum
How do you create jobs for the 12 million young people who join the workforce each year?
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India's job creation conundrum
How do you create jobs for the 12 million young people who join the workforce each year?
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India's job creation conundrum
How do you create jobs for the 12 million young people who join the workforce each year?
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Climate change tops Canada's election agenda
Can the fourth largest global oil and gas exporter pioneer tackling climate change?
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Climate change tops Canada's election agenda
Can the fourth largest global oil and gas exporter pioneer tackling climate change?
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Climate change tops Canada's election agenda
Can the fourth largest global oil and gas exporter pioneer tackling climate change?
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The potential for hydrogen-powered cars
We examine the pros and cons of hydrogen-powered cars and ask if they will ever catch on
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The potential for hydrogen-powered cars
We examine the pros and cons of hydrogen-powered cars and ask if they will ever catch on
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The potential for hydrogen-powered cars
We examine the pros and cons of hydrogen-powered cars and ask if they will ever catch on
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Christine Lagarde's challenges at the ECB
There are challenges ahead when Christine Lagarde takes over at the European Central Bank