The latest stories from the world of business and work
Millions of us are "live" in virtual reality computer worlds - and there is a fortune to be made there. Max Flint sets up shop in the cyber world.
DetailsSeries featuring stories from the world of business and work. Presenter Libby Potter investigates the recent boom in British inventing.
DetailsPart two of an air travel special. Heathrow and owner BAA have faced strike threats, security alerts and endless delays. Libby Potter investigates.
DetailsIn 2004 the AA was taken over by a private equity company. The Money Programme's Max Flint asks is it asset stripping or the best way to re-vitalise a famous old company?
DetailsWith rising interest rates and confidence in the mortgage business shaken by the Northern Rock crisis, Libby Potter investigates whether the buy-to-let boom is over.
DetailsMax Flint investigates how the smoking ban, to be introduced on 1st July, will affect the bingo industry in England.
DetailsAs Cadbury launches its first chewing gum in Britain, Libby Potter goes behind the lines to investigate the strategy, the tactics and the fall-out in the gum war.
DetailsIn this Money Programme special, Fiona Bruce, Max Flint and Libby Potter investigate the truth behind the big High Street retailers' promises to go green.
DetailsBusiness series. After going bankrupt, Airfix is being relaunched by toy giant Hornby. But will today's children care after a lifetime of playstations and obesity-snack decadence?
DetailsThe Money Programme's Fiona Bruce gains exclusive access to Bill Gates as he prepares to step down from Microsoft and embark on his latest challenge.
DetailsThe Money Programme team presents an inside account of the BP oil spill. Features a host of interviews with key industry insiders, including Bob Dudley, the new Head of BP.
DetailsThere are more counterfeit products on sale in the UK today than ever before. Max Flint studies a survey about fakes. Do people believe that it is wrong to buy a pirated DVD?
DetailsBritain's curry industry is worth over three billion pounds annually. In this Money Programme, Saira Khan meets those making money from curry and looks at the Indian food's future.
DetailsStories from the world of business and work. Many companies now employ private detectives to find out what their competitors are up to. Max Flint investigates.
DetailsLibby Potter investigates whether e-mail helps or hinders workplace performance, and shows how to control e-mail rather than letting it control us.
DetailsSocial networking site 'Facebook' now has 50 million international members. The kids have loved it for years, but British newspapers have only just recognised its impact.
DetailsThe Money Programme's Max Flint travels to Germany to investigate allegations that luxury sports car manufacturer Porsche was behind an audacious takeover bid for rival Volkswagen.
DetailsJoin the Money Programme's Max Flint and special guest presenter Myleene Klass as they investigate why music and arts festivals have become such big business.
DetailsFinancial affairs. While other sectors of the economy are in turmoil, the price of gold has quadrupled in the last ten years. The Money Programme's Max Flint investigates.
DetailsIn this Money Programme special, Fiona Bruce, Max Flint and Libby Potter investigate the truth behind the big High Street retailers' promises to go green.
DetailsJames Caan takes a trip out of the Dragons' Den to look at the job market as unemployment figures in the UK reach their worst levels in decades.
DetailsUp and down the UK up to five pubs are closing every day. The Money Programme's Max Flint goes on a pub crawl across Britain to investigate the demise of the British boozer.
DetailsSales of Guinness are falling in the UK and Ireland. With British palates accustomed to lager and alcopops, Guinness are launching a lighter 'Guinness Red'.
DetailsSeries from The Money Programme investigating the media revolution. Janet Street-Porter finds out how papers are coping with radical changes to the industry.
DetailsSeries investigating the media revolution. Libby Potter investigates how technology, market forces and trends have changed the way books are written, published and sold.
DetailsThe final episode of Media Revolution, a three-part series from the Money Programme, looks at the transformation of the UK TV industry.
DetailsSeries featuring stories from the world of business and work. Saira Khan meets the 'mumpreneurs' - women who combine running their own business with raising a young family.
DetailsLibby Potter follows the attempts of Ealing Studios to become once again one of the most famous names in British cinema, with a remake of classic St Trinian's.
DetailsThe transatlantic air travel market will be deregulated in March, which could spark a price war. The first of a two-part air travel special.
DetailsMillions of us rely on price comparison sites to find the right deal. But how reliable are they? The Money Programme's Rachel Horne investigates.
DetailsBusiness series. In the first of a two-parter about high street banks, Libby Potter investigates the first run on a British bank for over a century: Northern Rock.
DetailsLibby Potter examines bank penalty charges. Banks repaid claimants 400 million pounds in the first six months of 2007 alone.
DetailsBritain has more rich people than ever before, as globalisation means that successful people are receiving global-scale pay packets. Max Flint meets them.
DetailsA Money Programme special in which Rene Carayol investigates the real cause of corporate leader Lord Browne's resignation.
DetailsBusiness documentary series. The Money Programme's Max Flint investigates the growing phenomenon of Boiler Room selling: a scam where investors are sold illegitimate shares.
DetailsBiofuels are being touted by governments, oil companies and car manufacturers as a green solution to our fuel problems: but are they?
DetailsBusiness series. Fed up with phone calls trying to get you to switch your gas, electricity or phone companies? It's not just a nuisance; it could be a con.
DetailsBusiness series. Fed up with phone calls trying to get you to switch your gas, electricity or phone companies? It's not just a nuisance; it could be a con.
DetailsTo mark the 40th anniversary of devaluation, the Money Programme reports news from the sick bed of the pound, the day before devaluation, 17 November 1967.
DetailsBusiness documentary series. As many businesses brace themselves against a possible recession, Max Flint meets the people who are profiting from the slump.
DetailsIn a Money Programme special, Fiona Bruce tells the story of the boy who started out selling beetroot and went on to build a fortune from electronics, before becoming a TV star.
DetailsDelia, Jamie, Gordon, Nigella, Rick, Gary and Antony - their names and faces are everywhere. This is the story of how they turned their cooking into multi-million-pound businesses.
DetailsThe Money Programme's Max Flint travels to the US Virgin Islands to hear the arguments of a leading critic of commodity speculation.
DetailsNew stories from the world of business and work. Former Money Programme presenter Valerie Singleton meets the people who are building businesses in their sixties and seventies.
DetailsSpecial edition of the Money Programme investigating Toyota's recall of millions of cars. Filmed in Japan, the US and the UK as the crisis unfolded.
DetailsMax Flint returns for a new series of the Money Programme with an investigation into the biggest shake up in the mortgage market in living memory.
DetailsMax Flint investigates iconic British companies and institutions which have become investment targets for a new type of investor - the Sovereign Wealth Fund.
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