World Business Report Episodes Episode guide
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EU leaders discuss ties with easterly neighbours
EU summit in Riga, technology and Jewish religious law,making money out of Eurovision
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EU leaders discuss ties with easterly neighbours
EU summit in Riga, technology and Jewish religious law, making money out of Eurovision
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McDonald's Workers Protest On Pay
McDonald's wage protests, Inequality gap widens, Religious tensions in Haifa, Israel
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McDonald's Faces Wage Protests
McDonald's workers in pay protest, inequality at 30-year high, Israel's heavy industry
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Record Fines for Banks over Currency Fixing
Six global banks are fined billions in a scandal over rigging foreign exchange rates
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Record Fines for Banks over Currency Fixing
Six global banks are fined billions in a scandal over rigging foreign exchange rates
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US Charges Chinese Over Trade Spying
US authorities hit China with trade spying arrests, UK deflation worry, capping bank pay
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UK Slips into Deflation
The UK economy slips into deflation for the first time in more than 50 years.
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Texas Re-ignites the Controversy over Fracking
Fracking ban in northern Texas; Qatar World Cup migrant workers; Will the UK leave EU?
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Texas to deny cities the right to ban fracking
US state is poised to pass a bill which would prevent cities from imposing fracking bans.
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18/05/2015
The latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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15/05/2015
The latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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Regulators Examine Bogus Avon Bid
SEC probes false Avon bid; Brazil fights Dengue fever.
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OECD criticises tech firms over tax
The latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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OECD Criticises Tech Firms for "Aggressive" Tax Planning
The OECD leads a G20 strategy to make firms pay tax in countries where revenue is earned
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13/05/2015
The latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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Plans to deal with European Union's migration crisis are unveiled
The European Commission blueprint includes a controversial plan for national quotas.
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12/05/2015
The latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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Shell gets 'conditional' go-ahead to drill in Arctic
The Anglo-Dutch oil giant has won approval from the US to explore for oil in the region.
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Australia Declares War on Tax Avoidance
Finance Minister Joe Hockey promises to pursue profit-diverting multinationals.
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Australia Declares War on Tax Avoidance
Finance Minister Joe Hockey promises to pursue profit-diverting multinationals.
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11/05/2015
The latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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08/05/2015
The latest business and finance news from around the world, on the BBC.
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Markets Welcome Tory Victory, But Will It Lead The UK Out Of The EU?
Markets cheer a surprise Conservative victory, but will it lead to the UK leaving the EU?
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The Great Oil Price Bounce-back
Why the cost of crude oil has jumped 50% this year
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Brussels Aims to Reboot Europe's Digital Economy
We'll hear if it means yet another EU challenge to the dominance of US firms like Google.
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Brussels Aims to Reboot Europe's Digital Economy
We'll hear if it means yet another EU challenge to the dominance of US firms like Google.
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While Eurozone Economic Outlook Brightens, Greece Still Feels a Chill
We hear from businesses in Greece and Italy about their hopes and fears.
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A Brighter Outlook for Europe but Greece Still Feels a Chill
We hear from businesses in Greece and Italy about their hopes and fears
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Facebook Opens up Internet.org Amid Net Neutrality Row
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg reacts to criticism of his free mobile data scheme.