The Business - 20/09/2009

Presented by Graham Stewart. One year on from the collapse of Lehman Brothers, Gillian Sharpe asks what the future shape of the banking sector will look like with new players seeing an opportunity to enter the market with smaller and more specialised banks. Chief executive of the Scotch Whisky Association, Gavin Hewitt, tells us why he believes the Scottish Government's plans for minimum pricing on alcohol will be costly, especially for exports. Amid concerns about attracting young people into the oil and gas sector, Steven Duff reports from the Offshore Europe exhibition in Aberdeen where two young oil executives were given the chance to pitch solutions in front of their bosses, Dragon's Den style. And our business and economy editor, Douglas Fraser, speaks to HR specialist Michael Segalla from the HEC School of Management in Paris on mastering foreign corporate culture.