World Business Report Episodes Episode guide
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How green is the global flower industry?
We follow the international flower supply chain from East Africa to Amsterdam and beyond.
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How effective are product certification schemes?
We hear about possible problems with schemes designed to certify commodity production.
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How dieselgate changed Volkswagen
As the first dieselgate trials get underway we examine the scandal's impact on Volkswagen
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How dieselgate changed Volkswagen
As the first dieselgate trials get underway we examine the scandal's impact on Volkswagen.
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How did the Euros change sponsorship?
Italy wins Euro 2020 - but how well did the sponsors do in the competition?
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How coronavirus is changing the way we work
We examine how the coronavirus outbreak is changing working habits around the world.
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How 5G could mean even more electronic waste
What happens to old devices, with mass adoption of 5G expected to create a lot of junk?
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Hotel Data Hack Hits 500 Million Guests
Marriott hotels say a cyber attacker has accessed data for up to 500 million customers.
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Hopes for Kenya's Lamu port
We hear how the redevelopment of Kenya's Lamu port could impact the country's economy
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Hope For 'Decent' Climate Talks Outcome
A deal at global climate talks in Poland looks more likely after new draft was released.
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Hong Kong: One Country, Two Systems
We assess Hong Kong's economy, two decades after sovereignty was transferred to China.
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Hong Kong: how has doing business changed 25 years after handover?
How has business changed in Hong Kong since its transfer from British to Chinese rule?
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Hong Kong protesters oppose extradition bill
Hundreds of thousands of people have demonstrated against China's controversial bill
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Hong Kong pro-democracy tycoon Jimmy Lai detained
Hong Kong media tycoon and pro-democracy supporter Jimmy Lai has been charged with fraud.
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Hong Kong news site to shut after police raid
Hong Kong's Stand News is to shut after a police raid and the arrest of senior staff
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Hong Kong market falls over security law concerns
Hong Kong's Hang Seng fell 5.6% amid concerns over a new security law proposed by China
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Hong Kong Handover Anniversary Approaches
This weekend marks 20 years since the handover of Hong Kong from British to Chinese rule
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Hitachi to Halt Work on Wales Nuclear Plant
Japan's Hitachi is to halt work on a nuclear plant in Wales amid rising cost concerns.
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Historic Deal Ends Caspian Dispute
Russia, Iran, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Azerbaijan have agreed to divide the Caspian
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Historic Article 50 Letter Delivered
The two year countdown has begun on Britain's departure from the European Union.
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Historic Article 50 Letter Delivered
The two year countdown has begun on Britain's departure from the European Union.
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Historic Article 50 Letter Delivered
The two year countdown has begun on Britain's departure from the European Union.
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Hillary Clinton Gives Huge Jobs Promise
Hillary Clinton pledges to make the US economy her top priority if elected president.
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High stakes in Trudeau-Trump meeting
There are high economic stakes as Canada's PM Justin Trudeau heads to Washington.
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Herders And Landowners Clash Over Kenya Farms
Hunger and politics lead to a series of deadly attacks on farms in central Kenya.
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Heatwave blasts western Europe
Record June temperatures have been recorded in several countries, with highs of 44C
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Heatwave blasts western Europe
Record June temperatures have been recorded in several countries, with highs of 44C
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Heathrow to trial fast-track vaccinated arrivals
Two airlines are trialling priority lanes at a UK airport for Covid-vaccinated arrivals
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Head of US central bank tells Trump to 'spend more' amid pandemic
Jerome Powell, head of the Federal Reserve, says Covid 19 could cause long-term damage
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Has the traditional book triumphed over the e-reader?
When e-readers came out, many predicted the demise of the book, but paper has fought back