World Business Report Episodes Episode guide
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Moderna Covid vaccine shows nearly 95% protection
Early data shows a new vaccine from Moderna could be 95% effective against Covid-19.
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Mobile Firms Prepare For 5G Data
At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, firms are revealing plans for 5G data.
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Mnuchin's Liquidity Comments Prompt Unease Over Liquidity
US Treasury Secretary Mnuchin contacted six US banks to seek reassurance on liquidity.
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Mnangagwa Takes Lead in Zimbabwe's Presidential Election
The incumbent Emmerson Mnangagwa has a significant lead over his main opponent
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Mixed signals in the US job market
While the US keeps adding jobs, tech giants freeze hiring in fear of recession
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Mitsubishi Motors Admits Using Wrong Tests Since 1991
Mitsubishi president says it has been cheating fuel consumption tests for 25 years.
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Missing Hong Kong Bookseller Speaks
Five Hong Kong book-sellers who disappeared have now been released.
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Ministers set agenda for COP26 as floods continue in Europe
Environment ministers met in London as flash floods sent parts of the city under water
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Ministers Quit UK Government Over Brexit
We consider the implications for Brexit as two senior UK ministers resign.
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Mining giant boss quits after historic cave destruction
Rio Tinto's boss is quitting after the destruction of Aboriginal sites in Australia
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Miners Win Landmark Battle in Silicosis Case
South Africa's High Court will allow lawsuits from miners affected by lung diseases.
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Millions stolen - then returned - in cryptocurrency heist
Hackers steal $600 million in one of the largest crypto thefts ever, then return some
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Military Deployed as Pakistan Prepares for Elections
The outcome is far from clear as the country prepares to go to the polls.
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Mike Bloomberg's bid for US president
We look at US billionaire Mike Bloomberg's bid to be the Democratic presidential nominee.
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Migration Tops EU Summit Agenda
European Union leaders meeting in Brussels hope to find a new deal on immigration
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Migrants Sold as Slaves in Libya
We hear the plight of Ghanaians who say they were sold as slaves in Libya.
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Microsoft to Open European Data Centres
The firm will build new data centres in Germany to shield customers from US surveillance.
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Microsoft shutting down LinkedIn in China
It says having to comply with the Chinese state has become increasingly challenging.
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Microchip shortage threatens supply chains
Car and electronic device makers sound alarm bells amid a global microchip shortage.
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Mexico's López Obrador Vows Change After Win
Mexico's new president has promised to improve wages and tackle corruption
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Mexico's finance minister resigns
Carlos Urzua was a key figure in the government of President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador
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Meta slashes 13% of workforce
The parent of Facebook and WhatsApp has driven a further cut in tech sector employment
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Meta shares plunge after weak earnings
Shares in Facebook's parent company Meta fell 25% on opening after weak earnings data.
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Meta reports fall in quarterly revenue
The company faces competition from TikTok and a drop in online ad revenue.
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Meta founder Mark Zuckerberg says sorry after big job losses at the tech giant.
What does future look like for global tech giant Meta after big job losses?
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Meta COO Sheryl Sandberg stands down
The COO of Facebook's parent company Meta, Sheryl Sandberg, steps down after 14 years
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Merkel Steps Up Pressure On Greece
The German Chancellor warns Greece - don't expect a magic debt solution on Monday.
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Merkel Hopeful as Coalition Talks Begin
The German Chancellor says she is hopeful she will end the country's political stalemate.
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Merkel Clinches German Coalition Deal
Germany's CDU and SPD parties have reached an agreement to form a new government.
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Merkel Averts Government Split on Migrants
Germany's interior minister dropped a threat to quit amid plans for new migrant centres