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Japan's audacious experiment

Japan's about to rack up vast new debts in an attempt to kick start growth - will it work?

• 18 mins

The Healthcare Timebomb

With new chronic conditions threatening, how to pay for the spiralling global sick-list?

• 18 mins

Occupy Movement's Legacy

Has the Occupy movement had any lasting legacy on the world of finance?

• 18 mins

Innovation

Innovation can drive economies. But how do you have new ideas - and how do you sell them?

• 18 mins

China: The world's top hacker?

Is China leading a cyber-espionage conspiracy? And should companies be fighting back?

• 18 mins

Space: The final frontier

Astronomical rocks could be worth astronomical prices - if only we knew how to mine them.

• 18 mins

Argentina: Debt and default

Is Argentina about to go bust? A US court ruling may have implications for everyone.

• 18 mins

Mongolian mines

Will the huge new copper mine in the Gobi desert benefit everyone in Mongolia?

• 18 mins

Challenges for China

Does China need to change its business model to compete in the global economy?

• 18 mins

Gold: A glittering future?

Is a gold spike about to appear on our financial horizons?

• 18 mins

Iraq: Waiting for oil

Ten years after the invasion, Iraq hasn't achieved the oil output many expected. Why not?

• 18 mins

Cyprus rocks the boat

Cyprus rejects an EU bailout deal. But there is still fear of a wider European bank-run.

• 18 mins

Mongolia's herders head to the city

Why has a quarter of Mongolia's population stopped herding and moved to the city?

• 18 mins

Computerised cars and gambling for geeks

Can cutting-edge car technology help to curb traffic congestion?

• 18 mins

Italy: Europe's next big hurdle

Cyprus gets a bailout but will Italy's political gridlock be the eurozone's next hurdle?

• 18 mins

Innovation and the path to growth

How innvoation could be the path to growth and a greener future.

• 18 mins

Banking on the Brics

Top emerging economies pledge a new development bank for poor countries. But will it work?

• 18 mins

Standardising Islamic Finance

Looking at attempts to standardise Islamic finance.

• 18 mins

Eurozone Roundup

Business Daily takes the temperature across the Eurozone.

• 18 mins

Mongolia: The cutting edge of capitalism?

Is Mongolia at the cutting edge of capitalism?

• 18 mins

Mongolia: The cutting edge of capitalism?

Is Mongolia at the cutting edge of capitalism?

• 25 mins

Who should be running the World Trade Organisation?

It's time for a change at the World Trade Organisation. But who should take over?

• 18 mins

Uganda - Resource curse or blessing

In Uganda we look at the benefits and the dangers that oil could hold for the country.

• 18 mins

Uganda - Resource curse or blessing

In Uganda we look at the benefits and the dangers that oil could hold for the country.

• 25 mins

Eurozone - how safe is being small?

Cyprus' economy is on the ropes. How worried should other small eurozone states now be?

• 18 mins

Eurozone - how safe is being small?

Cyprus' economy is on the ropes. How worried should other small eurozone states now be?

• 25 mins

Yen and Bitcoin: Inflating currencies

The World Bank's boss on reflating Japan's economy and we consider the Bitcoin boom.

• 18 mins

05/04/2013

The daily drama of money and work from the ±«Óãtv.

• 25 mins

Consequences of population aging

What is the real threat to long term economic growth? Try the world's ageing population.

• 18 mins

Margaret Thatcher's economic legacy

Margaret Thatcher was a towering international figure but what is her economic legacy?

• 18 mins