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World Business Report Episodes

  1. Singapore: AI taking over jobs

    Singapore's biggest bank says it expects to cut 4,000 roles because of AI.

  2. Silver hits eight year peak

    In the latest social media-driven surge, the silver price has risen 11%

  3. Silicon Valley Bank: Collapse triggers Banks stocks plummet

    Regulators take over firm behind market slump

  4. Silicon Valley Bank collapse: what happens next?

    The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank is shaping the business sector around the world.

  5. Silent strike in Myanmar

    Anti-coup activists have protested against Myanmar's leaders by enacting a silent strike.

  6. Signs of life in China's economy

    We take the temperature of China's economy amid signs it is sputtering back into life.

  7. Signed, sealed, delivered? Trump pushes tariff deadline to August

    Trump says US nears trade deals as tariff deadline delayed

  8. Sierra Leone's Struggling Mining Sector

    Marie Keyworth is in Sierra Leone finding out if the mining industry can recover.

  9. Shutdown Hits US as Working Week Starts

    Many US federal services are closed on Monday as politicians try to agree a budget

  10. Should the wealthy pay more tax?

    We consider the idea of a wealth tax proposed by some in the US presidential race.

  11. Should Spotify be called a platform or a publisher?

    Spotify seeks to limit damage after a Coronavirus row over its star podcaster.

  12. Should Google be broken up?

    Google faces the threat of being broken up by the US Department of Justice.

  13. Should Germany rethink its debt strategy?

    Germany plans to loosen constitutional debt limits

  14. Should Facebook be broken up?

    Some in the US are arguing for the break-up of Facebook, so we consider the arguments.

  15. Shorter working week for crisis-hit Sri Lanka

    Sri Lanka approves four-day week for public sector workers to help tackle fuel crisis

  16. Shoppers Catch Black Friday Retail Fever

    Shoppers Catch Black Friday Retail Fever

  17. Shock as Austrian Chancellor Faymann Resigns

    Werner Faymann says he's lost the support of his party colleagues.

  18. Shipping wars in the Gulf

    Greece accuses Iran of piracy after the seizure of two of its ships.

  19. Shipping Industry Reaches Climate Agreement

    The deal aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from ships by at least 50% by 2050

  20. Shipping industry faces tougher fuel regulation

    We look at the impact new rules aimed at curbing pollution could have on shipping.

  21. Shipping firms look to return Red Sea route after attacks

    Global shipping companies look to quick return to the Red Sea.

  22. Shipping Firm Thrown Lifeline

    The bankrupt shipping company Hanjin could get a lifeline from South Korea's government.

  23. Shipping emissions tax drifting in port

    Some countries thinks it is an interesting proposal but needs to be fleshed out more

  24. Shipping container logjam at UK's Felixstowe port

    The UK's largest commercial port says supply chain crisis causing a logjam

  25. Shipping companies ponder returning to the Red Sea

    Major shipping companies ponder returning to the Red Sea despite rebel attacks.

  26. Shipping companies place record orders for new container vessels

    Shipowners have ordered a record number of new container vessels after soaring profits

  27. Ship Seized Amid Row Over N Korea Oil

    South Korea said the ship had transferred 600 tonnes of oil to a North Korean vessel

  28. Shining a Light on Tax Avoidance in Africa

    A UN conference has agreed to reform global finance but poorer nations raise objections.

  29. Shell says cutting production is 'dangerous'

    The boss of oil giant Shell says cutting production is 'dangerous and irresponsible'.

  30. Shell Puts Arctic Drilling Plans On Ice

    Plus how seriously has the 'Made in Germany' brand been damaged by the VW scandal.

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