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What next after India's sandal scandal?

Prada recently showcased leather sandals that looked similar to a locally made product

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The Syrian businesses leaving Turkey

We鈥檙e in Istanbul, where many refugee-owned shops are closing down as Syrians return home

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Zambia: Copper country

We look at the importance of the metal - and the potential impact of US tariffs

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Thailand and Malaysia: Powered by migrants

We hear about the reality for foreign workers in these South East Asian countries

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Business Daily meets: Sean Turnell

The Australian adviser to Aung San Suu Kyi on his time in jail in Myanmar

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France: Building a 鈥榳ar economy鈥�

The world's second-biggest arms exporter is ramping up its defence spending

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The quiet power behind smart tech

LPWAN can send small amounts of data over long distances, using very little power

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From China to California: What's next for Chinese migrants?

We catch up with people we spoke to in 2023 who were trying to cross the Mexican border

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Singapore at 60: Raffles and the Republic

The hotel keeps colonial traditions alive - should it move on or preserve the past?

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Business Daily meets: Ellen Johnson Sirleaf

Africa's first elected female head of state shares her story

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Bolivia's ongoing economic crisis

Fuel and food prices are soaring and businesses are floundering

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The cost of reconstructing Ukraine

Economists estimate it could be more than $500 billion

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Australia鈥檚 rare earth ambitions

The country wants to challenge China's dominance in the production of these minerals

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Is the B Corp bubble about to burst?

Thousands of firms have the certification, but some think the rules aren't strict enough

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Business Daily meets: Tiguidanke Camara

How a fashion model swapped the runways of New York for mineral mining in West Africa

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The feud between Trump and the Fed

The US President has been critical of the Chair of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell

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Is cybercrime the biggest threat to business?

We investigate who is behind some recent data breaches and meet those trying to stop them

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Denmark's "burp tax"

How the country is including a tax on livestock emissions to try to make farming greener

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Are you a personality hire?

We hear from companies looking to recruit extroverts, saying they add value

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Business Daily meets: Spencer Horne

The entrepreneur is using airships for surveys and deliveries across rural Africa

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Spain's power blackout: what went wrong?

Energy from solar and wind has been scrutinised as a factor in the outage this year

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Is Gen Z the most investment-savvy generation?

The digital natives may be turning to capital markets sooner than previous generations

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Making a career from golf in Africa

As the continent aims to grow the sport, what it's like for professionals?

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The global trade in stolen phones

The number of smartphone thefts is rising in some major cities

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Business Daily meets: Allan Kilavuka

We speak to the CEO of Kenya Airways, one of Africa鈥檚 largest airlines

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Turkey's 'Year of the Family'

President Erdo臒an wants women to have at least three children to boost the birth rate

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Who is financing Myanmar's civil war?

We explore how cash flows in this war-torn country are defining its political future

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The rise of online therapy

As more digital mental health tools emerge, can ethics keep up with evolving tech?

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Does getting up early breed success?

We meet the people waking at 4 AM to find out if a morning routine increases productivity

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Business Daily meets: Surinder Arora

The British-Indian billionaire founded the Arora hotel group

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