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Peter Day on how Lancashire textile industry struggles to survive.

Peter Day reports on private finance in China.

Peter Day reports from China.

Innovation from the developing world.

How are French businesses surviving the Euro-crisis?

Two contrasting views on Japan and its economy. Does Japan have lessons for us all?

The challenges of an ageing population.

Peter Day hears from Umair Haque about a new set of business ideals.

Investment possibilities of the money the African Diaspora sends to their own countries.

Peter Day hears from Alan Moore author of No Straight Lines.

Innovators on keeping things simple and looking hard at what people really need.

Peter Day hears from Reid Hoffman, one of Silicon Valley's most innovative entrepreneurs.

Difficult strategic choices facing the pharma industry.

Author of Africa's Future Duncan Clarke discusses his new book with Peter Day.

Peter Day drinks in big changes in the world wine industry.

The future of the automotive industry with a young entrepreneur who runs a consultancy.

Young entrepreneurs aiming to beat the recession.

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

Peter Day talks to two authors of recent books about the way the world is developing.

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

Peter Day hears about the future for technology from Mark Anderson.

Peter Day looks at the boom in small gin companies.

Peter Day reports from Havana, on the changes being introduced to the Cuban economy.

Peter Day reports from Havana, on the state of the Cuban economy.

Peter Day is in Miami, talking to Cuban Americans about their hopes for Cuba.

Peter Day hears from Joe Pine the man who coined the phrase the "experience economy".

Peter Day continues his look at the Argentine recovery.

Is there an 'Argentine Solution' for Europe?

Three businessmen tell Peter Day about doing business in Russia.