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Business Daily meets: football agent Kees Vos

It's transfer deadline day for football's most competitive league - the Premier League - when clubs can add players to their squad who were previousl…

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Is it getting too hot to work?

As temperatures rise, productivity falls.

Extreme global temperatures are draining tens of billions of dollars in economic productivity every year fro…

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The short-term rental clamp down

Cities and countries across the world are bringing in measures to restrict the type of lets popularised by companies like Airbnb and Vrbo.

The regulat…

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Have Swiss scientists made a chocolate breakthrough?

Chocolate is very important to Switzerland’s economy: with more than 200,000 metric tonnes produced each year, sales are worth almost $2 billion.

But…

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Business Daily meets: Brent Wisner

The US-based lawyer and managing partner at litigation firm Wisner Baum, in Los Angeles, has made his name taking on large pharmaceutical companies i…

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Remittances: sending money back home

Each year millions of Indians go abroad to study and work.

A lot of them end up sending money back home, a transfer known as remittances.

The money i…

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Why is Chinese EV giant BYD moving into Turkey?

We’re in Manisa on Turkey’s west coast.

It’s one of the country’s manufacturing centres for home appliances like washers, dryers, and refrigerators. …

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Reconstructing Chile’s botanical gardens

In February 2024, huge forest fires destroyed 90% of the land and plant species. Workers were killed and homes destroyed.

We travel to the seaside tow…

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The cost of the Red Sea crisis

We catch up on the ongoing disruption to the shipping industry after Houthi attacks on commercial vessels.

The Iran-backed group said it was targeting…

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Business Daily meets: Ginny Gilder

Ginny Gilder won silver as a US Olympic rower in 1984. Today, she's a multimillionaire owner of a women's professional basketball team.

How did succes…

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