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Britain's big four banks are being challenged by newcomers. Peter Day investigates.

A new approach to the business of innovation. Peter Day reports.

Is China's bubble about to burst? Peter Day reports.

Peter Day finds out how French business is faring during the euro crisis.

Baby Boomers are turning 65, and many countries will have to face the challanges of ageing

Peter Day meets young people trying to beat the recession by setting up their own business

In these tough economic times, are worker cooperatives a better way of doing business?

All around the world, people think education is in crisis. Peter Day asks why.

Peter Day looks at the boom in small-scale spirits companies.

Joe Pine discusses his idea of Infinite Possibility and what it means for modern business.

Peter Day reports from Cuba on the economic changes introduced by President Raul Castro.

Peter Day traces the rise of the bonus culture and the impact it has had on the economy.

Is there an 'Argentine Solution' for Europe? Peter Day reports from Argentina.

Peter Day finds out what lessons business owners can learn from previous recessions.

Peter Day looks at modern apprenticeships.

Peter Day visits the high-tech companies springing up in an unusual area of East London.

Peter Day joins a gathering of Nobel Prize economists to discuss the economic crisis.

Is time to rethink the way the world works?

Peter Day returns to India 16 years after his first visit to cover the high-tech boom.

Peter Day asks what's wrong with corporate governance.

What does the closure of the giant Pfizer facility in Kent mean for the UK's R&D future?

What is the Euro crisis doing to business in Spain and Poland.

What is next for the Euro and for Europe as the sovereign debt crisis continues?

Peter Day finds out why copyright is such a contentious issue in the internet age.

Peter Day joins a group of enthusiasts determined to improve the language of business.

As pubs struggle to survive, local communities are getting involved in keeping them alive.

Peter Day finds out how we can use the growing amount of information we now generate.