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The world's biggest cryptocurrency exchange Binance walks away from a bailout deal of its smaller rival FTX.
Crypto stocks fall as cryptocurrency exchange Binance walks away from deal with rival FTX
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The World Bank's plan to help Syria's neighbours cope with refugees
The World Bank announces its plan to help Jordan and Lebanon cope with Syrian refugees
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The economics of America's gun culture
We discuss the economics of US gun culture, following the school shooting in Texas
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Thames Water CEO: We Welcome Greater Public Control, Not Nationalisation
Chris Weston, on the future of Thames Water and droughts being the new normal.
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Ten Big Oil Companies Declare Action on Climate Change
Ten big oil companies declare action on climate change. Environmentalists are sceptical.
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Tech giants hit by slowing economy
Sales at Google and Microsoft have slowed sharply amidst fears of economic downturn
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Tanker queues as Russian oil embargo starts to bite
Oil prices in flux and tankers queuing as the $60 cap on Russian crude starts to bite
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Superdry CEO: Restructuring, Renegotiating, Rebranding
Superdry Boss talks turnarounds, after Superdry posts profits once again
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Starbucks CEO: We lost our focus
Brian Niccol talks about getting customers back to Starbucks
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Standard Life CEO: British Aren't Sufficiently Financially Literate
Andy Briggs says UK not planning well enough for retirement.
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St James's Place CEO: Budget Speculation Damaged People's Pensions
Budget speculation damaging UK pensions, says Mark Fitzpatrick, CEO of St. James’s Place
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Sotheby's CEO: Art World Money Laundering Claims Are Misguided
Charles Stewart on why the art market isn't a haven for illicit activity.
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Sage CEO: Don't Build Data Centres in UK
Steve Hare says UK cannot be a sovereign AI nation, and doesn't need data centres.
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Russian Presidential Election Economic Preview
Russian Presidential Election Economic Preview
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Russia wants to build a new gas pipeline with China
Fifty billion cubic metres of natural gas per year would be delivered
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Rishi Sunak: The new UK Prime Minister pleas for unity
Rishi Sunak has issued a plea for unity in the face of a "profound economic challenge"
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Republican donors pledge millions after Trump guilty verdict
Donald Trump supporters donate millions after conviction
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Reed Recruitment CEO: Back Humans, Tax Robots
James Reed says a new tax system is needed & that we must tax robots instead of workers.
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Raspberry Pi Founder: People Overestimate What AI Can Do
Dr Eben Upton says people are very inclined to overestimate what these tools can do.
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PwC UK: The Chancellor Should Break Her Fiscal Rules
PwC's Marco Amitrano says Chancellor should relax fiscal rules to fund infrastructure
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PureGym CEO: Cancer Made Me a More Empathetic Leader
Clive Chesser says that having cancer changed his leadership style and let to a new job.
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Pret CEO: Inflation From War Starting to Bite
Pano Christou, CEO of Pret, joins Sean Farrington for this episode of Big Boss Interview.
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Pharmaceuticals set for US tariff hike
Trump warns of possible 250% taxes on imported medicines
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Paul Smith Exec Chair: Working From Home Doesn't Work
Ewan Venters on WFH, "dubious" administration deals and why Britain is a fifty-fifty bet
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Pakistan's economic woes continue
The country's currency has hit a historic low against the dollar
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OPEC agrees to accelerate oil production
The oil cartel vows to increase output by 50% in July and August to curb rising prices
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OECD says Mexico economy will shrink due to tariffs
Mexico is now forecast to contract by 1.3% this year and shrink a further 0.6% next year
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Octopus CEO: Energy Bills Likely to Rise From July
Greg Jackson says war is to blame & they've seen solar sales up 50% since start of war.
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Next CEO: The Crisis Facing Entry-Level Employment
Next CEO, Lord Wolfson: Applications for every vacancies in Next's shops have doubled.
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New European sanctions against Russia
The EU announces new sanctions on Russia - we look at what impact they will have