Podcasts

Steve Caplin discusses a way of scrambling pins and passwords for over-the-shoulder watchers, the world's largest data centre in the Arctic and 3D printing filament for Mars made from urine.

Steve Caplin discusses 10 years of the hashtag, the autonomous car seat, Samsung's latest problems and the magazine for discerning dachshunds!

Ian Forrest of The Share Centre looks back at figures from Provident Financial, Dixons Carphone, BHP Billiton and WPP.

James Cameron-Wilson reviews The Hitman's Bodyguard and The Dark Tower and reflects on Forbes's list of the highest paid actors and actresses.

Nigel Cassidy in discussion with Diana Jordan and Susan Keppe, exploring this difficult subject with care and understanding. Diana is a former solicitor and member of the Law Society Children Panel, and helps separating parents put their children first, giving them the help they need to tackle divorce in a less adversarial and costly way. Susan is a financial provision specialist and consultant at Sinclairs Law and answers questions about charges, explaining what solicitors can and cannot do working within what is widely regarded as an adversarial divorce system in the UK, unlike that operating in many other parts of Europe.

News Editor Kate Andrews discusses intellectual property rights with Dr. Steve Davies, IEA Head of Education. He explains how the law grants a 'time-limited monopoly' to protect patents, copyrights, trademarks and trade secrets, and explores the impact of technology and issues of public benefit.

All Roads Lead To Retail: it’s Retail-palooza! We dig into the latest results from Walmart, Target and Alibaba. Home Depot builds record profits, while Foot Locker and Dick’s Sporting Goods deliver minor league results. Plus, in the wake of the Chinese government cracking...

What you need to know about money each week and what the news means for you, from the UK's best financial website.

Helal Miah of the Share Centre looks back at results from Lookers, Admiral, Hikma and Kingfisher and ahead to figures from BHP Billiton, Persimmon and Carillion.

Prof. Tim Evans of Middlesex University discusses HMS Queen Elizabeth, our post-Brexit world ambassador, the IMF's warning to China over its credit boom and why Brexit may not mean a fall in immigration levels.