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Selling Sleep

David Baker investigates the growing industry dedicated to improving our 40 winks.

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On the Rails

Matthew Gwyther asks what's next for the UK's rail industry after a turbulent year.

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ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½ Truths

Meet the companies trying to fundamentally change how houses are built.

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Potholes - the road to the future

Potholes - the hidden costs, and opportunities, lurking in our roads

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Beyond the Barbed Wire - Cyber Security in the UK

Can the UK become a world leader in making the internet safer?

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Colombia's Coffee Revolutions

Can the fashion for high-end coffee save Colombia’s struggling farmers?

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A Tale of Two Towns

How can the British high street be revived?

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The Irresistible Rise of eSports

Sport, yes, but not as you know it. The irresistible rise of competitive gaming or Esports

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Behind the Facades

How the changing relationship between landlord and tenant is reshaping our high street.

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Green Shoots: Growing Food in UAE’s Deserts

The United Arab Emirates plans to grow vegetables in the desert.

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Getting Hired

Lesley Curwen looks at the fast-changing process of getting hired for a job

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Beijing to Belarus - A new Silk Road to Europe

Will a giant industrial zone in Belarus become the European hub of China's new Silk Road?

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Light Bulb Moments and How To Have Them

How do we create an innovative environment?

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Plastic backlash: the business response

How are businesses responding to the public backlash against plastic packaging?

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Making an Impact

How businesses are changing the way they work by focusing on their impact on us all.

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Berries Galore

How do we have fresh berries 52 weeks a year? And at what price?

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The Berlin Airport Fiasco

What has gone so wrong at the new Berlin Airport?

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Who Are Huawei?

How has Huawei, one of the world’s most controversial companies, grown to be so powerful?

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Managing Volunteers: Free and Easy?

Twenty million Brits give their time for free each year, but is managing volunteers easy?

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The Business of Clicks

Behind the economics of e-commerce.

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Plain sailing?

How is Rotterdam, Europe's biggest port, preparing for Brexit?

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Flying Green

Can aviation become sustainable? Katie Prescott asks if a tech fix can be found.

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How Politics Broke Up with Business

Why have politicians gone from cosying up to business to turning a deaf ear?

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Keeping the Lights On

How can Britain ensure a consistent supply of electricity when its sources are changing?

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The pub is dead! Long live the micropub!

British pubs have been closing down but a new type of pub - the micropub - is popping up.

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Women's work

Iceland has a radical approach to the gender pay gap. What lessons can others learn?

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Belarus: Harvesting the whirlwind

How does an economy recover after a catastrophic event.

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The Business of Beethoven

Clemmie Burton-Hill looks at the little-known story of Beethoven, the entrepreneur.

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Selling Britain

What is Britain's global business image and where is it heading?

• 28 mins

Zimbabwe's Food Crisis: Can Old Crops Fix New Problems?

Meet the Zimbabwean businesses on a mission to change tastes and survive climate change.

• 28 mins