World Business Report Episodes Episode guide
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Taliban claim control of Afghanistan
Taliban fighters are taking over the capital Kabul, seize the presidential palace
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Takeda Shareholders Back $59bn Shire Takeover
A big takeover deal in the global drugs industry has moved a significant step closer
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Takata: Airbag-Maker Files for Bankruptcy
Japanese car parts maker Takata has filed for bankruptcy protection in the US and Japan
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Tackling the world's plastic waste problem
China's decision to ban imports of waste plastic caused a problem for other Asian nations
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Tackling forest fires
Fires around the world are becoming more and more frequent and intense.
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Tackling forest fires
Fires around the world are becoming more and more frequent and intense
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Tackling Air Pollution
Air pollution can be a silent killer, and we look in-depth at how it can be tackled.
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Syria's Neighbours Seek Help With Refugee Crisis
Jordan, Turkey and Lebanon are feeling the strain of four million Syrian refugees.
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Sydney reopens after 106 days in lockdown
The Australian city emerges from a lockdown lasting more than three months
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Switzerland Puts Local Job Seekers Ahead Of Immigrants
The Swiss parliament has passed legislation aimed at limiting immigration.
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Switching off from work email
In an increasingly connected world, some are pushing back against being always on call.
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Swiss women stage national strike for equality
Swiss women are striking today in favour of "more time, more pay, more respect".
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Swedish government toppled in no confidence vote
Sweden's leader Stefan Lofven has lost a confidence vote following a rent control dispute
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Swedish Election Results
Sweden's anti-immigration party has makes large gains in Sunday's general election
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Swedish Deadlock as Nationalists Gain
Sweden's two main political blocs are tied, as the anti-immigrant party made gains
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Sweden's government on brink of collapse in row over rent
A vote of no confidence in PM Stefan Lofven's government will be held on Monday.
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Sweden Imposes Border Controls
Is free travel across Europe at risk?
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Suu Kyi in China for Trade Talks
Myanmar's leader could face tough questions over a highly contested Chinese dam project.
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Suspending UK Parliament was unlawful, court rules
We gauge business reaction to the latest development in Britain's Brexit process
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Surge in Number of Missing From California Fire
The death toll in California's deadly Camp Fire has risen to a state record of 76 people.
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Suez Canal remains blocked by container ship
Efforts continue to move a container ship that is blocking the Suez Canal.
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Suez Canal blocked by container ship
The Suez Canal, which carries 10% of global trade, has been blocked by a container ship.
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Sudan: Army and civilians seal power-sharing deal
Sudan's competing political elites have signed a power-sharing agreement.
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Strongest French economic growth for 52 years
Economic growth in France at 7% last year is its strongest performance in 52 years
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Strong US Jobs Numbers
New figures showed US employers created 242,000 extra jobs last month
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Strong dollar fuels currency downturn
Reactions continue following the pound's decline in value against the US dollar
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Strikes ground planes in Paris
A four-day strike by airport workers in the capital of France spurs flight cancellations
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Stocks up on US-China trade hopes
Cary Leahey of Decision Economics on the day's trading on Wall Street.
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Stocks Slump After Trump Healthcare Failure
World markets head lower on fears over President Trump's ability to achieve policy goals.
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Stocks plunge despite global central bank action
Wall Street halted trading again despite efforts to ease the coronavirus economic pain.