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What next for US-Africa relations under a second Trump administration?

The President-elect has been accused of dismissing the continent in the past

• 17 mins

Business Daily meets: Pascal Lamy

The former director-general of the WTO on what the future might hold for global trade

• 18 mins

Guatemala's circular migration

A return ticket to the American Dream

• 17 mins

Saudi Arabia's Hollywood dream

A growing film industry is part of the Kingdom's drive to diversify its economy

• 17 mins

India's cola wars

In India, Pepsi and Coca-Cola have been joined by a third rival, Campa Cola

• 16 mins

Are social scientists good for boardrooms?

We find out why businesses are keen to get them involved in decision making

• 17 mins

Business Daily meets: Peter Moore

We hear how he went from sportswear sales to CEO of Liverpool FC

• 17 mins

Spain's squatting problem

Has the country's ongoing housing crisis led to more people living in homes illegally?

• 17 mins

Is X still good for brands?

We hear from companies who are finding alternatives - and those who can't live without it

• 17 mins

Cashing in on Ghana's cashews

How can farmers and producers add value in a way that benefits the country?

• 17 mins

The gamification of fitness

How exercise is changing into an interactive experience that feels like a video game

• 17 mins

Business Daily meets: GoFundMe's Tim Cadogan

The entrepreneur on the benefits and challenges of running the crowdfunding platform

• 17 mins

California’s insurance crisis

Is the threat of wildfires making the US state uninsurable?

• 18 mins

Why do Germans take so much time off sick?

The country has a generous policy and the average worker takes 20 days off sick each year

• 17 mins

What now for Canada?

From tariffs to immigration, we look at the issues facing Justin Trudeau's replacement

• 17 mins

Rebuilding Africa’s largest second-hand clothes market

We're in Ghana where Kantamanto receives most of the 15 million garments arriving weekly

• 17 mins

Business Daily Meets: Makiko Ono

We speak to the CEO of Japanese-based Suntory Beverage and Food

• 17 mins

The threat to sabotage undersea cables

They carry 95% of the world’s data - but are they at risk from China, Iran and Russia?

• 17 mins

The fight for Guatemala's lakes

Lake Amatitlan is badly polluted - will a second lake suffer the same fate?

• 17 mins

Reusable water bottles: The new fast fashion?

We find out if reusable bottles are actually better for the environment as sales grow

• 17 mins

What it takes to become a digital nomad

For a growing community of remote workers, a beach-front workplace can be a reality

• 17 mins