World Business Report Episodes Episode guide
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Ex-Goldman Bankers Face 1MDB Charges
US authorities have brought criminal charges over Malaysia's 1MDB scandal
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Brazil Merges Ministries
What will merging Brazil's environment and agriculture ministries mean for the Amazon?
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Immigration Takes Centre Stage in US Elections
The issue of immigration has taken centre stage days ahead of the US midterm elections
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Facebook posts latest results
Facebook releases its latest results - and it's a mixed picture.
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Italian Growth Stalls as Eurozone Slows
Italy's economy came to a standstill in the latest quarter, registering no growth at all
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Angela Merkel to Step Down in 2021
Germany's Angela Merkel has said she will step down as chancellor in 2021
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Angela Merkel to Step Down in 2021
Germany's Angela Merkel has said she will step down as chancellor in 2021
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Jair Bolsonaro: Far-right candidate wins Brazilian Election
Brazil has elected the far-right Jair Bolsonaro as president, with a 55% majority.
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Brazilians Head to Polls on Sunday
Brazilians will vote on Sunday to elect Jair Bolsonaro or Fernando Haddad as president
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Brazilians Head to Polls on Sunday
Brazilians will vote on Sunday to elect Jair Bolsonaro or Fernando Haddad as president
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Alphabet Admits To Sexual Harassment Firings
Google's parent company sees revenue soar but has to make admission on sexual harassment
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Twitter Revenue and Profits Exceed Expectations
Profits at social network Twitter were up 29% in the last quarter compared to last year
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Defending Against Postal Bombs
Hugh O'Rourke, from security firm MSA Security, says bombers often act on their own.
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Single-Use Plastic Ban Backed by Euro MPs
Plastic items such as cutlery would be banned in the EU under plans approved by MEPs
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World's Longest Sea Bridge Opens
The Hong Kong-Zhuhai bridge, which is the world's longest, has officially opened
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World's Longest Sea Bridge Opens
The Hong Kong-Zhuhai bridge, which is the world's longest, has officially opened
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European Commission to Discuss 'Next Steps' on Italy Budget
Italy is staying on track for a collision course with Brussels over its budget
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European Commission to Discuss 'Next Steps' on Italy Budget
Italy is staying on track for a collision course with Brussels over its budget
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Saudia Arabia Feels Investor Pressure
Will foreign investors abandon the kingdom and will its oil wealth bail it out?
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Kandahar Poll Delay After Assassination
Voting in Kandahar is delayed after the Taliban shot dead a powerful Afghan police chief
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Kandahar Poll Delay After Assassination
Voting in Kandahar is delayed after the Taliban shot dead a powerful Afghan police chief
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Tax Fraud May Have Cost European Governments $63bn
A bank fraud in Europe may have deprived taxpayers of $63bn across at least ten countries
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Tax Fraud May Have Cost European Governments $63bn
A bank fraud in Europe may have deprived taxpayers of $63bn across at least ten countries
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Canada Legalises Recreational Cannabis
Canada has become the second country, after Uruguay, to legalise recreational cannabis
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Canada Legalises Recreational Cannabis
Canada has become the second country, after Uruguay, to legalise recreational cannabis
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More Bank Chiefs Pull Out of Saudi Event
HSBC, Credit Suisse and Standard Chartered have pulled out of a Saudi investor conference
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More Bank Chiefs Pull Out of Saudi Event
HSBC, Credit Suisse and Standard Chartered have pulled out of a Saudi investor conference
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US Retail Giant Sears Files for Bankruptcy
What went wrong at the department stores that once dominated America's shopping malls?
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Fracking Restarts in UK
Amid protests, fracking for shale gas has begun at a site in Lancashire in the UK
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Italy's Budget Challenges EU Debt Rules
Eurozone countries are subject to strict limits on how much they can go into debt