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Remittances: Sending money back home

Indians have received a record amount in funds from citizens living overseas

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Business Daily meets: Brent Wisner

The youngest US attorney to secure a multi-billion dollar jury verdict

• 17 mins

Have Swiss scientists made a chocolate breakthrough?

We meet the people trying to make it more ethical, more sustainable and more healthy

• 17 mins

The short-term rental clamp down

We look at the measures being brought in to restrict the growth of Airbnb style lets

• 17 mins

Is it getting too hot to work?

We explore how productivity is impacted by hot weather and look at possible solutions

• 17 mins

Business Daily meets: Football agent Kees Vos

We speak to Kees Vos, agent to Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag

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US Election: The view from the fields

Farmers in Montana, Iowa and Georgia tell us what they want from the next president

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Europe's fastest-growing tourist destination

We're in Albania, which is gearing up for a rapid increase in visitors

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How manifesting became big business

What鈥檚听behind听the听meteoric听rise听of听this听new鈥慳ge practice?

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What's next for Bangladesh's economy?

As a new interim government takes over, we look at the impact on the garment industry

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Business Daily meets: Whoop founder Will Ahmed

The US entrepreneur who has built a 3.4 billion dollar company selling fitness bands

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US Election: Spending on TV advertising

Nearly three quarters of the $10bn raised is expected to go towards television campaigns

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Is the ticket industry broken?

2023 was a record year of live music, but fans faced problems getting tickets to shows

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The Titanic: an enduring fascination

Why global interest in the doomed ship continues to elicit commercial appeal and revenue

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The pressure on prop makers

What is it like to work behind the scenes in film and TV?

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Business Daily meets: DHL's CEO Tobias Meyer

We find out how the logistics giant is navigating global economic challenges

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What is GPS jamming?

We look into the problems facing aviation and shipping

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Can 24-hour drinking zones transform a city?

We look at the economic benefits 鈥� and risks - of being open all night

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WNBA: Is success leading to profit?

As the 2024 season draws to a close, we look at what the future holds

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Tech titans and the race for the White House

Elon Musk is backing Trump in the US election. But does the wider tech industry agree?

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Business Daily meets Booking.com CEO Glenn Fogel

We meet the chief executive of global online travel service provider Booking Holdings

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Does Vietnam's economic future still look bright?

Vietnam's economy has been transformed over four decades - but there are challenges ahead

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The new space race

Billionaires and companies are investing in satellites, space stations and moon bases

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Why we can't stop using corporate jargon

From 'circling back', to 'boiling the ocean' - is it time to put office lingo on mute?

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The cost of preserving our heritage

How history is being 'rescued' before the developers move in

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Has capitalism lost its way?

Former fund manager Ruchir Sharma has become a fierce critic of modern capitalism

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Is business ready for 6G?

The next generation of mobile connectivity is just years away

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Rebuilding Canada's tourism industry

We explore the impact of wildfires, changing travel habits and diplomatic relations

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Shipwrecks: The search for the San Jos茅

The treasure is worth an estimated $18bn - but who actually owns it?

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Shipwrecks: Who owns the sunken treasure?

There are more than three million vessels on the world's sea beds

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