
Examining the big issues facing the global economy, Business Daily demystifies the world of money. From giant industries like aviation and automotive to the smallest scale start-up, Business Daily asks the big questions about free trade, technology and investment. There is also analysis of management and marketing trends, and what business jargon really means - together with reports on business news from around the world via the BBC's global network of reporters.
Sat, 25 May 13
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27 mins
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In the Balance comes from the Future in Review Conference in Southern California, where delegates gaze into their crystal ball to tell us what the world of business and technology will look like in years to come. Ed Butler and his guests discuss whether clean technology in North America has made a clean get away. In the era of shale gas extraction and oil production from giant tar sands, is anyone still investing in clean energy? And close to the West Coast homes of Google and Apple what do company bosses feel about the row over corporate tax avoidance? Ed is joined on the shores of the Pacific Ocean by Sheeraz Haji, CEO of the Clean Tech Group; Heidi Lubin, CEO of HEVT; and John Lowell of Zinc Air Group.
Fri, 24 May 13
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18 mins
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29 days remaining
Ed Butler presents the second of our special programmes from California's Future. He talks to a high ranking delegate about his company's tax affairs. And speaks to a former American security official who is targeting suspected corporate hackers based in China.
Thu, 23 May 13
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18 mins
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28 days remaining
Business Daily presenter Ed Butler reports from California, at the Future In Review conference - an annual gathering of business pioneers. He speaks to a genetics expert about a new plan for medical treatment which he believes will revolutionize the application and the cost of healthcare. And a computer systems expert who sees an end to the office computer based network as we know it. Plus, a whizz kid who has invented the first ever, he claims, operational artificial intelligence software.
Wed, 22 May 13
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18 mins
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27 days remaining
The Senate says Apple owes America $9 billion. Apple says it hasn't broken any laws. Who is right?
Tue, 21 May 13
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18 mins
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26 days remaining
If you had three and a half billion dollars to make the world a better place, how would you spend it? That's the challenge facing the Rockefeller Foundation who we talk to today.
Mon, 20 May 13
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18 mins
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What it takes to make it big in the high tech powerhouse of Silcon Valley and how Turkey has transformed from basket case to economic powerhouse.
Sat, 18 May 13
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27 mins
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23 days remaining
There seems to be a chasm between markets and the real economy. While one soars, the other plummets, like two drunks staggering about at opposite ends of a long rope, as one economist once said. Are they out of sync and does it matter? Plus, when countries protect their economies is that selfishness or self-preservation? And if you want to know what a selfie is, our resident comedian Colm O'Regan is there to tell you. Manuela Saragosa's guests this week are Yannick Naud, Portfolio Manager at Glendevon King Asset Management; Michala Marcussen, Global Chief Economist at Societe Generale Corporate & Investment Banking; and Gabriel Stein, Managing Director of Stein Brothers UK and Special Advisor to Oxford Economics.
Fri, 17 May 13
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18 mins
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We learned this week that Europe, or at least the eurozone, has been in recession for eighteen months. The financial crisis continues to bear down on economic prospects and many issues about the business environment continue to worry executives. Andrew Walker has been hearing the views of senior business people about what Europe needs to do. Plus, Helge Lund, chief executive of the Norwegian oil and gas giant Statoil tells Andrew about the suspected manipulation by Statoil and other companies of published oil prices that act as important benchmarks across the industry.
Thu, 16 May 13
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18 mins
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For the past 7 years, it's been a case of Turkey trying to convince the European Union that it's ready to become a member. But years of rejection appear to have taken their toll with Turkish businesses looking increasingly to new, non-EU markets. And while Turkey looks east, so does academia - catching up on 800 years of lost learning.
Wed, 15 May 13
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18 mins
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20 days remaining
Rapid economic growth in Azerbaijan has brought unrivalled wealth to the country's ruling elite but what is life really like for ordinary Azeris?
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