
The world of work and business in Wales discussed and dissected every week by Nick Servini and guests from across the country. Broadcast weekly on Radio Wales, Thursdays at 7pm.
Thu, 23 May 13
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29 mins
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30 days remaining
Could Cardiff Airport get a share of the UKâs long haul flight market? Nick speaks to the woman in charge of the Welsh Governmentâs fund for small business loans. And our Business of the Week is the Celt Experience Brewery in Caerphilly.
Thu, 16 May 13
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29 mins
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23 days remaining
A view from Mumbai on Tataâs problems; analysis of the state of inward investment in Wales; and tips on how to get your business to perform well in an internet search.
Thu, 9 May 13
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29 mins
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16 days remaining
Life Sciences - which in Wales is made up of around 250 companies either developing medical technology and drugs or involved in clinical testing. The Welsh Government's invested £50 million in a Life Sciences Fund which in the past week made its first investment. We examine the potential for the sector in Wales. And after Sir Alex Ferguson announces his retirement, we discuss what makes him such a good manager and whether business in Wales emulate his style.
Thu, 2 May 13
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29 mins
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9 days remaining
The construction industry has been through a torrid time in recent months -there's been a reported 2.5% drop in the sector's output from the GDP figures, and today there is the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply's survey that shows another slight fall in output for April. We chat to an expert about the sector. And our Business Doctors are in for their regular catch up.
Thu, 25 Apr 13
Duration:
29 mins
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2 days remaining
Figures released by the Office for National Statistics show that the UK has narrowly avoided a triple dip recession. Growth in the economy from January to March was up by 0.3 per cent. We speak to an economist about the latest figures. All week on Jason Mohammad's programme Radio Wales' consumer reporter Charlotte Evans has been examining the state of the Welsh high street, so we've decided to do the same and are talking to the people who have breathed life back into Blaenau Ffestiniog town centre.
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