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Bangladesh Factories Close and China's Credit Bubble?

Will international brands turn their back on Bangladesh or help improve conditions?

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Race For The Arctic and The Business of Paper

Why China is closer to the Arctic Council and why Asian fashion could soon look to pulp.

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French Malaise and Global Middle Class Woes

Gloom on President's anniversary. And is our financial system bad for the middle class?

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BP cries foul over spill claims and the Pope on economic 'dictatorship'

Global business news, with live guests and contributions from Asia and the USA.

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Rwanda recovering and Facebook's face time issue

Global business news, with live guests and contributions from Asia and the USA.

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Apple's Tax Row with US Senate

US Senators accuse Apple of avoiding billions in tax but is the tax system to blame?

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Unpicking Apple's Tax and India's Healthcare Dilemma

Apple's CEO Tim Cook is grilled by US senators; and the debate over Indian healthcare

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A Caribbean View of Tax and the Clean Future of Technology

The Premier of the British Virgin Islands on why his country has nothing to hide with tax

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Stockmarket swings and Twitter fights hackers

Global business news, with live guests and contributions from Asia and the USA.

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Fighting for the rainforests

HSBC is accused of giving loans to companies destroying the rainforests of Borneo.

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Is Tax a Moral Issue?

Google's chairman is "perplexed" at the fuss over tax and China's tourism image problem.

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Huge money laundering ring busted

Authorities bust what they say could be the biggest money laundering scheme in US history.

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Switzerland's cherished banking secrecy suffers a major blow

Swiss banks to pass information on account holders to US authorities

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US relaxes hi-tech trade embargo on Iran

The United States is to ease its embargo on sales of hi-tech equipment to Iran

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Living on a prayer in the Eurozone

Living on a prayer in the Eurozone - as youth unemployment crisis deepens

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Turkish Protests and Factory Safety in Asia

How anti-government protests in Turkey are affecting the economy

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Burma's Open For Business

As investors arrive for a summit we ask how long until Burma gets a thriving middle class?

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Latvia Joins the Eurozone Club

How do ordinary Latvians feel about swapping Lats for Euros?

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Privacy, the government and new technology

Global business news, with live guests and contributions from Asia and the USA.

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US government defends surveillance

Global business news, with live guests and contributions from Asia and the USA.

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Dissecting the Surveillance State

Is Silicon Valley to blame for the surveillance state?

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Greece's State Broadcaster Falls Silent

We hear from a Greek news anchor who's just lost his job. Plus tech entrepreneur Ping Fu.

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Are Markets Addicted to Cheap Money?

The future of quantitative easing; and the British firm using stats to win over Hollywood

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US Courts Block the Right to Patent Human Genes

Courts in the US block companies' rights to patent human genes

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Airbus launches its latest passenger jet the A350.

Airbus launches its latest passenger jet the A350.

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Victory for Greek TV

A Greek state TV anchor tells us about the fight to get back on air

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The G8 leaders take on the tax avoiders

The G8 leaders take on the tax avoiders in a landmark agreement.

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Is the Japanese spending spree working?

Japan's leader is convinced that a spending spree will lift his country out of stagnation

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Singapore Suffocates in Smog

We're live in Singapore and Malaysia as smog causes record levels of pollution.

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Doing Business in the Brazilian Protests

We talk to a restaurant owner in Sao Paulo who is feeling the effects of the protests.

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