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Can Japan become Asia's Silicon Valley?

Find out how the Japanese government plans to increase the number of tech start-ups.

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Tunnelling under the Atlantic

The sub-sea tunnels being dug to keep remote communities in the Faroe Islands alive.

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Fighting Ukraine fundraising fatigue

Chef Olia Hercules continues to raise funds six months after Russia invaded Ukraine

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War in Ukraine: Farmers and workers struggle on

We find out how the Russian invasion has devastated European agriculture.

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The refugee entrepreneurs starting again

Refugees from around the world talk about starting a new life and business.

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How to dispose of nuclear waste

It is a challenge facing leaders and governments around the world.

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The unusual world of dark tourism

We explore the dark and tragic places around the world that attract tourists.

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Getting ready for Paris 2024

We report on preparations for the 2024 Olympics from the host city, Paris.

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Using less gas in our homes

How the Dutch are tackling the challenge of reducing domestic gas usage.

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Business Daily meets: Bruce Daisley

The former Twitter boss on how firms can help employees to become more resilient.

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Venice’s tourist problem: Are day trippers welcome?

The city authorities propose to charge visitors a daily fee to reduce overcrowding

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Why Europe’s inland shipping network is drying up

Drought is causing huge problems in Europe, especially for river barges and their cargo.

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Business Daily meets: Russ Glass

The chief executive of Headspace Health gives an insight into their global expansion.

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Should we be more open about salaries?

More companies are using salary transparency to entice applicants and narrow pay gaps.

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Nigeria's push to grow its own coconuts

The country has the perfect growing conditions, yet imports 70% of the fruit.

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The real state of the Russian economy

Do Russia's recent military setbacks in Ukraine reflect a failure within its economy?

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The women kicking off their high heels at work

We speak to campaigners in the UK and Japan who want the right to choose their own shoes.

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The condiments (and sauces) that never change

Why do some brands outlive their founders by centuries?

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Who benefits most from remote working?

We investigate the rise in people working from home.

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Business Daily meets: Paul and Mike Rabil

We hear how the Rabil brothers founded North America's biggest Lacrosse league.

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Why everyone wants a ‘blue tick’ on social media

We investigate how accounts get verification - and what it's worth.

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Can festivals bounce back?

We look at the challenges facing organisers, as the cost of living begins to bite.

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The fight for domestic workers’ rights

Stories from victims who've escaped modern slavery.

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Why Finland is building with wood again

We find out if using less concrete could help tackle climate change.

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Business Daily Meets: Margrethe Vestager

The European commissioner for competition on competition and fairness in big tech.

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Comic Con economics

We found out why the global comic book industry is worth billions of dollars.

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Business Daily meets: Will Butler-Adams

The boss of Brompton foldable bikes tells us how he grew the business around the world

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Are home solar panels the solution?

We explore whether the energy crisis is leading to more installations in Europe.

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Why food could be the future of fashion

The new materials being made from ingredients you would normally find on your plate.

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Getting backpackers to return to Australia

We explore the visa scheme set up for young people to work and travel in Australia

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