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This week Team Unregulated is joined by the FBI's former lead international hostage negotiator Chris Voss and Advantage Spring chief executive Natalie Reynold, who give tips on negotiating deals as if your life depended on it.

From the power of "no" to the thorny question of whether you should speak first in a negotiation, we learn how to land that crucial deal.

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This week Emma Haslett and Zak Mir are joined by social entrepreneur and A Very Good Company founder Natalie Campbell, and Yael Selfin, KPMG's chief macroeconomic adviser, to discuss City A.M.'s Power 100 list - and ask if the path to getting more women on boards is not quotas, but being badass...

Listen to the full panel debate at https://audioboom.com/boos/4577619-women-in-the-city-time-to-stop-asking-why-and-start-asking-why-not-panel-discussion?t=0

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We know all that glitters isn't gold - but with prices hovering around a 15-month high, is now the right time to start getting into the yellow stuff?

Joining hosts Emma Haslett and Zak Mir are Women in Mining Chair Amanda Van Dyke and Capital Markets professional Bonnie Hughes, who explain how to get started in gold.

Is it a safe investment, and what is it like to enter the otherworldly atmosphere of a Swiss bullion vault? How many references to Spandau Ballet can we safely crowbar into one podcast? Find out in this week's City A.M. Unregulated.

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From Bollywood blunders to accusations of racism from all sides: there's no denying the mayoral campaign was divisive. But after Sadiq Khan's landslide win, what will be his first big challenges? Chewing over what will dominate in the first 100 days, are City A.M. digital editor Emma Haslett and stock trader Zak Mir - joined today by City A.M. editor Christian May and political pundit David Cracknell.

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After a difficult week on the high street, Zak Mir is joined by City A.M.'s Catherine Neilan to ask whether the collapses of BHS and Austin Reed are bad signs for the high street. Richard Perks, director of retail research at Mintel, and Justin Urquhart Stewart of Seven Investment Management, join them.

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Unregulated dives straight into one of capitalism's biggest debates this week: as The Divide, the documentary looking at the story of seven people as they strive for a better life, is released in cinemas, is this conclusive proof the free market experiment has failed?

Presenters Emma Haslett and Zak Mir ask is greed good - and does capitalism need it to survive?

Joining the show this week - Katharine Round, director of the Divide, A Very Good Company founder Natalie Campbell and political pundit David Cracknell.

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On this week's City A.M. Unregulated Entrepreneur Jim Mellon joins Emma Haslett and Zak Mir to discuss just how the millionaire made his wealth, how he is cashing in on an ageing population and why he thinks the Eurozone is going to be forced to disband.

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City A.M. digital editor Emma Haslett and stock market trader Zak Mir dissect this week's Zac vs Sadiq hustings event. Joining them to discuss the last taboo in politics, race; the "Zac Attack" and whether Boris is overshadowing the campaign trail are economist Vicky Pryce and Alex Wild from the Taxpayers' Alliance.

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In the first episode of City A.M. Unregulated, hosts Emma Haslett and Zak Mir are joined by guests Bill Hubard and Chris Bailey to discuss the Panama Papers, the Pfizer deal collapse, the Government spending £9M on a leaflet to everyone about the EU referendum and is London or New York the best city for finance?

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