成人快手

Potash of Gold

Peter Day reports on plans to build a potash mine in a national park in northern England.

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Feeding the Nine Billion

Peter Day hosts a round table discussion examining the future of food production.

• 28 mins

Job Search

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

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Strike up the Broadband

How important is fast internet access to small businesses around the world?

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New Dimensions

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

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St Gallen Symposium, Switzerland

Politicians, business leaders and students gather at the 43rd St Gallen Symposium

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Vorsprung Durch Technik or Universitat?

Where is German innovation and why are so few of its universities ranked as world leaders?

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Breakthrough Designs

Peter Day attends the Design of the Year Awards to see how design is evolving everywhere

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Designs For Life

'Design thinking' - and why it is becoming fundamental to the way organisations function

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Paul Ormerod

Economist and author Paul Ormerod on the complexity of economics

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Entrepreneur of the Year

Three winners from this year's Entrepreneur of the Year Awards explain how they started

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Mobile Money in Kenya

How mobile payment system M-Pesa kick-started an emerging tech econmomy in Kenya

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Kenya鈥檚 Tech Hopes

Undersea cables, IT training for teachers and technology projects which could change Kenya

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North Sea Oil

Experts expected oil to run out by the end of 1990s but North Sea oil is still in business

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North Sea Oil Part Two: Sir Ian Wood

How a family firm transformed from a fishing company to a global energy services group

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Gene Patenting

Is gene patenting a good or bad thing for medical innovation?

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Regenerating Margate

Peter Day asks whether Margate's Turner Contemporary art gallery will rejuvenate the town

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The Road to Zambezi Street - Part One

How Zambia is doing business, despite electricity cuts and limited access to water

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The Road to Zambezi Street - Part Two

Zambia has the potential to be a trade hub, if it can improve its roads and railways.

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Civilian Drones

Could an unmanned aerial vehicle be delivering your pizza in the not too distant future?

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Internet of Things

What would the future be like if cows and cars were connected to the Internet?

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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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The Entrepreneurial State

The role of the state in bringing new goods and services to market

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The World Turned Upside Down (Part 1)

After 25 years of business reporting, Peter Day argues the world has turned upside down

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The World Turned Upside Down Part Two

After 25 years of business reporting Peter Day argues the world has turned upside down

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China鈥檚 Crossroads

Why can鈥檛 China鈥檚 class of 2013 find the jobs they want?

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The Tale of Two Chinas

Peter Day explores two very contrasting enclaves in China.

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Smashed Fridges and Catfish: The Story of Haier

How a failing fridge manufacturer became one of the largest white goods companies

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Brand China

Can Chinese brands such as Huawei, Shang Xia and Xiaomi compete in the global market?

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Mass Made to Order

Management consultant Joe Pine on mass customisation and what customers really want

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