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The threat to sabotage undersea cables

They carry 95% of the world鈥檚 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

Business Daily meets: Applied Nutrition's Tom Ryder

We hear how he went from scaffolder to floating his company on the London Stock Exchange

• 17 mins

Are electric planes the future?

We find out how aviation can become more sustainable

• 17 mins

India's $30bn festival

We're at Kumbh Mela, meeting businesses cashing in on the estimated 400 million visitors

• 17 mins

How 'cosplay' became big business

Inside the growing, multi-billion dollar industry of playing dress-up

• 17 mins

Can Germany's auto industry be revived?

We're in Wolfsburg, home of Volkswagen, to find out how the market is changing

• 18 mins

Where does the Mittelstand stand?

Germany's famous medium-sized businesses have their say ahead of Sunday's election

• 17 mins

Philippines: The remittance lifeline

The money Filipino overseas workers send home continues to play a big role in the economy

• 17 mins

Philippines: Back-office powerhouse

The country's BPO (business process outsourcing) industry is huge, but it's under threat

• 17 mins

How do you save a brand in crisis?

We hear about the tactics used by companies and places to shake off a bad reputation

• 17 mins

Business Daily meets: Pok茅mon Company president Tsunekazu Ishihara

The Pok茅mon Company president on running one of the world's biggest media franchises

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Lights, camera, Budapest

Hungary's film industry is booming

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Insuring the uninsurable

We hear about an alternative type of cover for those affected by climate change

• 17 mins

The battle of the VIP lounges

Why are credit card issuers spending millions on building lavish customer hang-outs?

• 17 mins

Adding value to Ugandan bananas

We hear from entrepreneurs trying to turn the much-loved fruit into exportable products

• 17 mins

The rise of the 'micro-influencer'

Why having a small number of followers on social media can be a money-spinner

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Business Daily meets: The women of heavy industry

We speak to three businesswomen in traditionally male-dominated sectors

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Is Milei鈥檚 economic gamble paying off?

Residents and businesses in Pilar give their assessment of Argentina's economy

• 20 mins

The ultramarathon business

How extreme running events became a big money-spinner

• 17 mins

The internet鈥檚 memory problem

Without businesses paying to keep archives up, our online history is disappearing forever

• 17 mins

Can Germany's ailing economy get back on track?

An interview with Dr Joachim Nagel, president of the Deutsche Bundesbank

• 18 mins

Business Daily meets: Roblox CEO Dave Baszucki

The international gaming giant has more than 80 million daily users

• 17 mins

Can New Zealand鈥檚 economy bounce back?

Businesses are closing, workers are leaving... but are there brighter times ahead?

• 18 mins

How to deconstruct an oil rig

We look at the multi-billion dollar decommissioning industry

• 17 mins

Is DEI really dead?

Many US companies have been pulling back on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives

• 17 mins

Myanmar scam: A victim's story

We hear from a Sri Lankan woman who was trafficked and forced to commit cyber fraud

• 18 mins

Business Daily meets: Sim Tshabalala

The CEO of one of Africa's largest banks shares his hopes for the continent

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