European banks under pressure
The world's banks, especially European banks, have been routed in the equity and debt markets as fears mount about future earnings and levels of capital. Patrick Jenkins, FT financial editor, talks t...
9 Feb 20164min
Workers wanted in US construction
Construction companies across the US are struggling to find enough workers to keep up with demand, due in large part to a dearth of Mexican immigrants who do much of the heavy lifting in construction ...
9 Feb 20164min
US jobs data unpacked
US economics editor Sam Fleming breaks down the numbers in the January jobs report and explains what the data indicates about the health of the US economy. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for m...
5 Feb 20168min
EU safe harbour regime
Murad Ahmed, European technology correspondent, and Duncan Robinson, Brussels correspondent, discuss the EU's new deal with the US on transferring data across the Atlantic. Hosted on Acast. See acast....
3 Feb 20164min
Space mining takes a giant leap forward
Space mining is about to leap from the pages of science fiction to commercial reality. The Luxembourg government is launching an initiative with European and US partners to create a new space industry...
2 Feb 20166min
Reinventing bank culture
Short termism in investment is in the news because of recent comments by legendary investor Warren Buffett and others. Patrick Jenkins, FT financial editor, talks to Jessica Ground of the fund manage...
2 Feb 20165min
Translatlantic tax showdown looms
Google is paying £130m in back tax to the UK and Apple could soon be instructed to pay billions. FT columnist John Gapper talks to Murad Ahmed, European technology correspondent, about where it could ...
28 Jan 20164min
Why are people so worried about the Zika virus?
Zika, a mosquito-born virus seems to have come out of nowhere and gone rogue, spreading rapidly in South America. Andrew Ward discusses the origins of the outbreak and how worried we should be with Cl...
27 Jan 20166min
