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World Business Report Episodes

  1. Police Deployed Ahead of Catalan Speech

    The Catalan leader is set to speak on the future of Spain's north-eastern region.

  2. Police Clash in Turkey

    Police Clash in Turkey

  3. Poland's punchy economic performance

    Poland has the strongest performing economy in the European Union, and we find out why.

  4. Poland row overshadows EU summit

    A dispute between Brussels and Warsaw threatens to overshadow a summit for EU leaders

  5. Poland Prepares for Parliamentary Elections

    Eurosceptic opposition party is tipped to win Sunday's vote and shake up Polish economy.

  6. Plane makers face coronavirus challenge

    Plane making giants Boeing and Airbus are struggling to manage the effects of coronavirus

  7. Plan Raised to Evade US Sanctions on Iran

    A new payment system would allow major powers to try to keep doing business with Iran

  8. Pilots expressed concerns over 737 Max planes

    Pilots logged multiple worries with Boeing 737 Max planes ahead of Sunday's crash.

  9. Picking sides over the war in Ukraine

    US warns China against actively supporting President Putin

  10. Philippines targets economic recovery

    The Philippines aims for economic recovery after the pandemic ended 21 years of growth

  11. Philippines Election: Rodrigo Duterte Wins Presidency

    The new president says fighting crime will attract more investment.

  12. Philip Morris: Tobacco Giant Ordered to Compensate Australia

    The company is to pay back millions of dollars of legal fees after losing a court battle

  13. Pharmaceutical help sought for Ukraine

    A top Ukrainian pharmaceutical firm asks the world to help keep medicines flowing.

  14. Pfizer-Allergan Merger Called Off

    The biggest drug company merger of all time is cancelled.

  15. Pfizer vaccine judged safe for use in UK

    The UK has become the first country in the world to approve the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine

  16. Pfizer seals $160bn Allergan deal to create drugs giant

    US drugs giant Pfizer bought Allergan in the biggest pharmaceuticals deal in history.

  17. Pfizer cuts prices for low-income countries

    Drugs giant Pfizer will offer its products to low-income countries on a non-profit basis.

  18. Peugeot Expected To Buy Opel

    The French carmaker Peugeot is looking to buy Opel from General Motors.

  19. Petrol and gasoline prices set to go higher

    Attacks on ships in the Red Sea has led to increased oil prices

  20. Peru Orders Arrest of Former President Amid Bribe Charges

    Peru has placed former president Alejandro Toledo on its list of most wanted criminals.

  21. Perfume: The sweet smell of business success

    The perfume industry is having to innovate to meet changing tastes

  22. Passports for sale

    There's been a rise since the pandemic of countries selling so-called 'golden' passports

  23. Passenger survives aeroplane drama

    Ryanair passenger partially sucked out of an aeroplane, after cabin window shattered.

  24. Parts of France enter fresh Covid lockdown

    Twenty-one million people in 16 areas of France begin a new month-long Covid lockdown

  25. Parler drops offline after Amazon pulls support

    Parler has dropped offline as Amazon pulled support for its "free speech" social network

  26. Paris Remains on High Alert

    Might the European ideal of free movement of people be sacrificed for security's sake?

  27. Paris in Mourning

    We reflect on events in Paris, two days after the attacks that killed 128 people.

  28. Paris Electric Car-Sharing Scheme Unveiled

    Renault and Peugeot parent PSA are launching an electric car-sharing scheme in Paris

  29. Paris conference seeks curbs on internet terror

    Governments and internet firms are meeting to try and curb the spread of extremism online

  30. Paris closes bars to combat coronavirus

    Paris has shut bars after the French government raised the city's coronavirus alert level

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