World Business Report Episodes Episode guide
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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
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Pharmaceutical help sought for Ukraine
A top Ukrainian pharmaceutical firm asks the world to help keep medicines flowing.
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Pfizer-Allergan Merger Called Off
The biggest drug company merger of all time is cancelled.
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Pfizer vaccine judged safe for use in UK
The UK has become the first country in the world to approve the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine
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Pfizer seals $160bn Allergan deal to create drugs giant
US drugs giant Pfizer bought Allergan in the biggest pharmaceuticals deal in history.
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Pfizer cuts prices for low-income countries
Drugs giant Pfizer will offer its products to low-income countries on a non-profit basis.
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Peugeot Expected To Buy Opel
The French carmaker Peugeot is looking to buy Opel from General Motors.
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Petrol and gasoline prices set to go higher
Attacks on ships in the Red Sea has led to increased oil prices
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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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Perfume: The sweet smell of business success
The perfume industry is having to innovate to meet changing tastes
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Passports for sale
There's been a rise since the pandemic of countries selling so-called 'golden' passports
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Passenger survives aeroplane drama
Ryanair passenger partially sucked out of an aeroplane, after cabin window shattered.
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Parts of France enter fresh Covid lockdown
Twenty-one million people in 16 areas of France begin a new month-long Covid lockdown
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Parler drops offline after Amazon pulls support
Parler has dropped offline as Amazon pulled support for its "free speech" social network
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Paris Remains on High Alert
Might the European ideal of free movement of people be sacrificed for security's sake?
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Paris in Mourning
We reflect on events in Paris, two days after the attacks that killed 128 people.
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Paris Electric Car-Sharing Scheme Unveiled
Renault and Peugeot parent PSA are launching an electric car-sharing scheme in Paris
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Paris conference seeks curbs on internet terror
Governments and internet firms are meeting to try and curb the spread of extremism online
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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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Pandora stops selling mined diamonds
The world's biggest jeweller, Pandora, is switching from mined diamonds to lab-made.
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Pandemic hits remittances World Business Report
Coronavirus has hit the amount of money migrant workers can send their families back home
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Panama Severs Diplomatic Ties With Taiwan
China claims victory as Panama severs diplomatic ties with Taiwan. We gauge the impact.
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Panama president promises more transparency
Panama's president to create independent commission to review financial practices.
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Panama Papers: The British Virgin Islands Under Pressure
The top tax haven identified in the Panama Papers is facing pressure to be more open.
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Panama Fallout: Iceland's Prime Minister Resigns
We talk to journalist Egill Helgason about the resignation of Iceland's prime minister.
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Palm Oil's West African Push
There are claims communities in Liberia are under pressure to give up land for palm oil.
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Pakistan’s deadly floods threaten economic recovery
With a third of the country under water, the government seeks international help
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Pakistan vows to respond after Indian air strikes
Tensions have been high following an attack on Indian troops in Kashmir.
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Pakistan PM Survives Panama Papers Ruling
Pakistan's Supreme Court ordered a new investigation into Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
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Pakistan PM Resigns Over Corruption Probe
Pakistan mired in political turmoil after Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is forced to resign