Podcasts

Apple shines. Take Two Interactive scores. Teva Pharmaceutical gets crushed. And Yelp surprises Wall Street while Under Armour stumbles. Plus, veteran auto industry journalist Paul Lienert talks about the mood in Detroit and shares a surprising insight.

Steve Caplin on Elon Musk's Boring tunnel company, the Tesla for everyone, how Jeff Bezos should spend his money and the end of MS Paint - or is it?

Prof. Tim Evans of Middlesex University asks where the future of electric cars lies, ponders why economists really CANNOT predict recessions and looks at what he feels is the most shocking thing said by a UK politician in his lifetime.

Ian Forrest, analyst at The Share Centre, looks back at figures from Next, Rolls-Royce and BAe Systems and ahead to TUI, Prudential and Paddy Power Betfair.

James Cameron-Wilson reveals the extraordinary contribution film is making to the UK economy (2nd to retail) while reviewing The Big Sick and The Wall.

Facebook surprises. Alphabet and Amazon slip. Baidu rises. And McDonald's delivers. Our analysts talk about those stories and weigh in on earnings from Chipotle, Electronic Arts, McDonald's, and Starbucks.

Editor Simon Lambert and consumer affairs editor Lee Boyce join Georgie Frost in the weekly This Is Money Show. Will a diesel and petrol car ban even work? If you believe the Government, in 23 years’ time new diesel and petrol cars will be banned. From 2040 the future is electric. But as these controversial plans were rolled out this week, the first question on many people’s lips was: where’s all that electricity going to come from? Also on the show we look at how to build a pension if you’ve got to 45 and still don’t have any savings, what to do about Japanese knotweed and whether reading fiction can help you be a better investor.

Political commentator Alex Clark ruminates on the latest round of Brexit negotiations and what the summer holds for British politics.

Steve Caplin discusses electric taxis, charging electric cars, cycling upstairs, a flying car on ebay and a snooze-proof alarm clock.

Helal Miah of the Share Centre looks at figures from ITV, Glaxo, Astra and Lloyds Bank and ahead to HSBC, Rolls Royce, BP and Next.