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Japan's long-term Credit rating has been downgraded by S & P to A+, in response to continued poor economic performance. William Saito, special adviser to the Cabinet Office of the Government of Japan, talks us through the impacts this could have on Abenomics.

Share Radio's Billy Bambrough looks into company crisis management after the recent Alton Towers crash. Billy discusses this with Andrew Griffin, Chief Executive at Regester Larkin, and John Harrington, Deputy Editor at PR Week.

Despite high West End rents, businesses still locate offices there. Adam Blaskey is the CEO at business club, The Clubhouse, and he joins Sandra Kilhof and Mark Johnson to discuss why.

After a strong summer for low cost airlines, Joe Aldridge speaks to aviation expert, Julian Bray, and Peter Morris, Chief Economist at global aviation consultancy service Ascend, about the industry and its success.

Tune in for Episode 3 of Share Radio’s ‘Crowdfunders Show’ in partnership with ArchOver.

Bircham Dyson Bell has released its latest findings on entrepreneur optimism, showing high figures of positivity. But what's behind this? Stuart Thomson, Head of Public Affairs at Bircham Dyson Bell, joins Sandra Kilhof and Mark Johnson to offer his views.

The Danish dairy giant Arla - whose brands include Lurpak butter - has blamed volatile market conditions and the global decline in milk prices for a drop in its first half profits. George Lee, a partner at Eclectica Asset Management, breaks down who the real culprits are, and what we can expect to see next half.

The latest results are out from the IPD UK Monthly Property Index, which analyses the performance of the UK commercial property market. Senior Analyst Ed Bowsher goes through the numbers with Colm Lauder, Senior Associate at MSCI.

Market volatility has become the norm in the last number of months, with Greece's fraught future in the EU, the fall of the Chinese stock market and the continuing debate over Fed Interest rates. Frazer Wilson, Senior Consultant at Thomas Miller Wealth Management, tells us what we can do to maintain our grip.

John Kay, visiting professor at the London School of Economics and longtime FT columnist, chats with Julitte Foster about his new book Other People's Money, the legacy of the financial crisis, and the people he calls the Masters of the Universe.