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Thames Gateway

Britain is getting a new port on the Thames. Peter Day looks at the impact this will have.

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The Fizz Biz

Peter Day discovers the new fizz in English wine.

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Coal Comfort

Peter Day looks at the insatiable demand for coal and asks if it can ever go green.

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Join the Crowd

Peter Day reports on crowdfunding - businesses asking for start-up cash on the internet.

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Face the Music

Peter Day explores the impossible economics of the concert hall.

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A Great Disruption

Series about the world of work, from vast corporations to the modest volunteer.

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Iceland - In from the Cold

Peter Day reports from Iceland, on its economic recovery from the 2008 banking crisis.

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The New Normal

Peter Day travels to the Midlands to ask how businesses are coping in an era of no growth.

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Berlin: Start-Up City

Peter Day reports from Berlin - a city developing into a successful high-tech hub.

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Strong Medicine

Peter Day visits two Swiss pharmaceutical companies to look at future drug development.

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Strike Up the Broadband

Peter Day examines the government's aim to increase internet speeds across the UK.

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Can the Co-op Cope?

What is the Co-op's place in the retail world of the 21st century? Peter Day investigates.

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The Business of Kindness

Peter Day finds out how random acts of kindness can help businesses in surprising ways.

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Sounds Familiar

Peter Day asks if voice recognition is a technology that has finally come of age.

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Starting Young

Peter Day follows young entrepreneurs on a graduate scheme to launch their own companies.

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Gas Leak

Peter Day examines the Russian energy giant Gazprom's grip on the European gas market.

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Productivity Puzzle

Peter Day explains the UK economy's productivity puzzle and why it matters.

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The Sick Note

Peter Day examines new plans to get people who are off sick back to work more quickly.

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Indian Identity

India is giving its entire population of 1.2 billion people their own digital identity.

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Potash of Gold

Peter Day reports on plans to mine valuable potash in North Yorkshire.

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Job Search

Peter Day and a panel of experts help unemployed young people with their job search.

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Battle of the Business Schools

Peter Day goes to Boston to examine the battle between Harvard and MIT business schools.

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New Dimensions

Peter Day hears from the pioneers of the rapidly-advancing world of digital manufacturing.

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Vorsprung durch Technik or Universitat?

Peter Day examines innovation in Germany and asks why it lacks world class universities.

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North Sea Oil

Peter Day reports from Aberdeen on the UK's North Sea oil industry.

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Gene Patenting

Peter Day asks whether gene patenting is a good or bad thing for medical innovation.

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Regenerating Margate

Peter Day ask if Margate's Turner Contemporary Gallery will rejuvenate the town.

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Design Thinking

Peter Day finds out how designers are moving out of the lab and into the real world.

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Kit of Life

Peter Day reports on an entrepreneur using ideas from soft drinks to distribute medicine.

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Civilian Drones

Peter Day investigates the business use of what some call, with a shiver, drones.

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