World Business Report Episodes Episode guide
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Nigeria police brutality protests spread
In Nigeria, protests against police brutality are shifting to a new focus
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Nigeria Herdsmen Clashes Leave 86 Dead
Clashes between nomadic Fulani herdsmen and farmers in Nigeria have left 86 dead
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Nigeria food prices soar
Nigeria's inflation rate is running at 18%, but food prices are rising even faster.
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Nigeria food prices soar
Nigeria's inflation rate is running at 18%, but food prices are rising even faster.
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Nigeria food prices soar
Nigeria's inflation rate is running at 18%, but food prices are rising even faster.
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Nigeria Faces National Strike
Unions have launched an indefinite national strike over pay and working conditions
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Nigeria election: counting under way
Voting has been extended to a second day in a handful of places.
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Nigeria asks for World Bank loan
Nigeria has held talks with the World Bank about a multi-billion dollar loan
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Nicaragua Scraps Social Reforms Amid Violent Protests
President Daniel Ortega has renewed calls for the private sector to engage in talks
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New Zealand to phase out smoking
New Zealand is to ban sale of tobacco to its next generation,aiming to phase out smoking.
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New York rent freeze: What next?
A landlord, tenant, and economist weigh in on the pros and cons of freezing rents.
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New York group asks Amazon to reconsider campus plan
New York business and political leaders asked Amazon to give an NY campus another chance
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New UK PM announces energy support package
Liz Truss announces scheme for households and businesses to deal with energy costs
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New South Africa President Vows to Fight Corruption
Markets surge as Cyril Ramaphosa is sworn in.
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New South Africa President Vows to Fight Corruption
Cyril Ramaphosa said will seek to work with all parties to improve peoples' lives.
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New Protests as Iran Plays Down Unrest
After a fifth day of demonstrations, violence has flared in several parts of Iran.
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New President Vows To Restore Fifa’s Reputation
Gianni Infantino of Switzerland has been elected as the new president of Fifa.
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New Italian Coalition Could Stretch Economy
It will include the anti-establishment Five Star Movement and the right-wing League
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New German law to combat worker abuses
Germany's government is said to have agreed a new law to combat worker abuses overseas
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New European coronavirus restrictions
More than 800,000 Madrid residents were ordered to stay at home as Covid-19 cases rise
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New Diesel and Petrol Cars Face 2040 UK Ban
The measure comes as part of a package of moves to tackle air pollution. Is it possible?
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New covid strain shuts Christmas trade route
Lucrative trade route between UK and France could stem wider trade with the EU
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New coronavirus restrictions in Europe
A second wave of coronavirus in Europe brings a new wave of restrictions to contain it.
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New Argentina President Faces Major Economic Challenge
Argentina's President Mauricio Macri warns the economic challenges ahead are enormous.
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Netflix suffers rare fall in subscribers
The streaming giant Netflix lost 200,000 subscribers in its first such decline since 2011
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Nestle UK cuts ties with Fairtrade
Swiss confectioner Nestle is ending ties with Fairtrade for KitKats in the UK and Ireland
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Nestle to Destroy Noodles Worth $50m in India
Why does it take a cement factory to dispose of 27,000 tonnes of food?
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Nestle Finds Forced Labour in its Supply Chain
Nestle finds forced labour in its supply chain
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Nestlé Cannot Trademark Kit Kat shape
The EU says Nestlé cannot trademark the shape of its four-fingered Kit Kat chocolate bar.
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NATO Madrid summit ends with pledge to boost spending on the military alliance
NATO summit ends with pledge to boost defence spending in support of Ukraine