BBC Business Daily

Cutting waste in the beauty industry

Many of us have drawers and boxes full of beauty products that we never end up finishing. We...

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The row over Uruguay's pulp mills

Does the paper industry use too much water? As concern about plastic waste grows, many companies...

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The importance of sleep

How does sleep relate to your job, your income, or your socio-economic status? We look at the...

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The UNESCO effect

Delegates will soon descend on Saudi Arabia for perhaps the most consequential meeting in...

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Ireland's data centre boom

These tech powerhouses bring in money and jobs but can be environmentally problematic and in...

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Swiftonomics

Taylor Swift's Eras tour is predicted to make a record $1 billion - but how? As countries around...

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The end of the office?

Many of us started working from home in the coronavirus pandemic - and never went back. Now,...

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The return of the wine cork

The humble wine cork, once the main way to stop a bottle of wine, had its market share decimated...

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What should I eat on a night shift?

Working irregular hours, including overnight, means meal times can be disrupted. So what impact...

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Is Bangladesh ready for digital only banks?

The government in Bangladesh is trying to modernise its economy and has announced a policy to...

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Picture perfect cakes and cafes

Dive into a world of amazing cakes and cafes, where look and taste combine in the hope of...

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Giving cash directly - the future of aid?

What’s the best way to help people in need? In the past, humanitarian aid has focused on...

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Business daily meets: Ida Tin

Ida Tin coined the term Femtech after she founded the period tracking app, Clue, which has since...

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China's rising youth unemployment: Part 2

The country is not just facing record-high levels of youth unemployment - more than 20% of 16-24...

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China's rising youth unemployment: Part 1

Is trouble brewing for the world’s second largest economy? China’s exports are down, the...

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Business Daily meets: The rum distillers

Paul and Jacine Rutasikwa tell us how they turned a side hustle into a full-time business. In...

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Business Daily meets: Mattel's CEO

Ynon Kreiz explains how they transformed Barbie, the well-loved and sometimes controversial doll,...

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Business Daily meets: Sir Robin Millar

We meet one of the UKs most successful record producers, who was behind hits such as Smooth...

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Business Daily meets: Kelly Hoppen

We meet one of the world's leading interior designers. Kelly Hoppen finds design solutions for...

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Business Daily meets: The CEOs of Seatfrog

Iain Griffin and Dirk Stewart formed their company after a mutual need for more leg room inspired...

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