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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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Water

The global trends affecting that most precious resource: water

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Entrepreneur of the Year - Part Two

Stories from four winners at the World Entrepreneur of the Year Awards in Monte Carlo

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Workplace Revolution

What effect does office design have on office workers?

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Curtain Up

Pantomines generate income for local theatres in the UK - how do they do it?

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Global Look Ahead 2014

Peter Day discusses the trends that will be affecting our lives in 2014

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The Music Industry

How can musicians make money in an industry that has changed so much in the past decade?

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Stitch in Time

Are there signs of a fledgling revival in British textile manufacturing?

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Longevity War Game

Rich people of Newcastle live 11 more healthy years than the poor. Can we brige the gap?

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Cork

Peter Day travels to Cork to find out what life is really like after the EU bailout.

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Cyber Town Malvern

How the quiet English town of Malvern became a hub in the fight against cyber crime

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Korea Change

Peter Day reports on how South Korea is trying to make a 鈥榗reative economy鈥�.

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The Ambitious Korea

The robots who care for dementia patients

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Creative Economy

How knowledge-based industries are changing the way we live and work around the world

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Italy Veneto

How family-owned businesses in Italy's Veneto region are surviving economic turmoil

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The Violins of Cremona

Cremona in northern Italy is a centre of violin making but can a niche industry survive?

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Engineers in the City

Tackling problems for a living: challenges facing cities from the viewpoint of engineers

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Has the Book a Future?

Can books survive? Peter Day looks for the answer at the London Book Fair.

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New Manufacturing in the UK

What will it take for British manufacturing to survive and prosper in a globalised world?

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Battery Matters

What are businesses doing to reinvent the battery?

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Fair Shares: The Sharing Economy

How sharing your neighbour鈥檚 car, tools and home have become a new style of enterprise

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Sharing Economy: Rachel Botsman

Rachel Botsman, expert on the sharing economy, on the rise of 'collaborative consupmtion'

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Governor of the Indian Reserve Bank - Raghuram Rajan

The prospects for the future of the Indian economy and tackling India's poverty gap

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Packaging in a Pickle

The ever-increasing packaging of products and the packaging industry

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The Clash of Generations

World leaders meet students at St Gallen Symposium to discuss the clash of generations

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Prices

How do manufacturers and retailers decide what prices to charge?

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What Does the Future Hold for the African Economy?

Donald Kaberuka, president of the African Development Bank on issues facing the continent

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