World Business Report Episodes Episode guide
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US VP Seeks to Calm European Nerves
Mike Pence has sought to reassure Europe over relations with the US under President Trump
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Kraft Heinz Drops Unilever Bid
The US food giant "amicably" withdraws plans to buy its Anglo-Dutch rival.
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Unilever Rejects Kraft Heinz Merger
Kraft Heinz has revealed making an offer to merge with Unilever but it was turned down.
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Unilever Rejects Kraft Heinz Merger
Kraft Heinz has revealed making an offer to merge with Unilever but it was turned down.
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Trump comes out fighting
Donald Trump says the media is "dishonest"; Mark Zuckerberg reveals Facebook plans.
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Bird 'Flu Threatens Europe's Poultry Farms
Europe's poultry farmers are slaughtering millions of birds to stop avian 'flu spreading.
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Trump Strikes Down Anti-Corruption Law for Oil & Mining Companies
Supporters of the law say it would have increased transparency and reduced bribery
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Trump Strikes Down Anti-Corruption Law for Oil & Mining Companies
Supporters of the law say it would have increased transparency and reduced bribery
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Toshiba Slumps on Nuclear Business Woes
Its Chairman predicted losses of billions of dollars and resigned.
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Toshiba Slumps on Nuclear Business Woes
Its chairman predicted losses of billions of dollars and resigned.
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Trump Meets Trudeau
Canada's Prime Minister is in Washington for his first meeting with the new US president
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Trump Meets Trudeau
Canada's Prime Minister is in Washington for his first meeting with the new US president
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High stakes in Trudeau-Trump meeting
There are high economic stakes as Canada's PM Justin Trudeau heads to Washington.
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Peru Orders Arrest of Former President Amid Bribe Charges
Peru has placed former president Alejandro Toledo on its list of most wanted criminals.
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Peru Orders Arrest of Former President Amid Bribe Charges
Peru has placed former president Alejandro Toledo on its list of most wanted criminals.
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Bank Of England Warns Against Loosening Regulation
The deputy head of the Bank of England warns looser regulation will damage the economy.
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Bank Of England Warns Against Loosening Regulation
The deputy head of the Bank of England warns looser regulation will damage the economy.
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British Parliament Vote Clears Path For Brexit Trigger
British MP's prepare to fire the starting gun on talks to exit the European Union.
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Brexit Bill Set for Final Vote in House of Commons
British MP's prepare to fire the starting gun on talks to exit the European Union.
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IMF Board Split Over Greece Bailout
A disagreement at the International Monetary Fund marks a new act in Greece's debt drama.
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IMF Board Split Over Greece Bailout
A disagreement at the International Monetary Fund marks a new act in Greece's debt drama.
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France Election: Fillon Apologises Over Family Payments
As France's presidential election is blown wide open, we'll ask who could eventually win.
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France Election: Fillon Apologises Over Family Payments
As France's presidential election is blown wide open, we'll ask who could eventually win.
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French Presidential Candidate Le Pen Blasts Globalisation
The latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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President Trump Rolls Back US Bank Regulation
The biggest law to overhaul US banking for decades, will be loosened by President Trump.
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President Trump to Review US Financial Regulations
President Trump orders a review of key regulations brought in after the financial crisis.
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French Presidential Candidate Pressured to Quit Amid Fraud Investigation
Pressure is growing on Francois Fillon to step down as a candidate for French President.
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French Presidential Candidate Pressed To Quit
Pressure is growing on Francois Fillon to step down as a candidate for French President.
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VW Diesel Emissions Scandal Bill Rises
Volkswagen has agreed to pay a further $1.2bn in the US to settle its emissions scandal.
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VW Diesel Emissions Scandal Bill Rises
Volkswagen has agreed to pay a further $1.2bn in the US to settle its emissions scandal.