Thank you so much for tuning into EPISODE 13 of the Finance Fridays Podcast. In this episode we dissect the economic relationship between the United Kingdom and Japan, the winners and losers from their recently signed trade agreement and the wider implications for both island nations. #financefridays to join the conversation. Also follow us on Instagram @financefridayspod & on Twitter @FinanceFridayz

Just a quick preview of what you should keep an eye out for this week in the worlds of Business, Finance & Economics and why they matter? The TikTok/Oracle saga continues, what is the endgame? U.S. Presidential Eclection fever is upon us what are the effects on the financial markets? How will the House of Lords vote on the Brexit - Internal Market Bill in the UK? Be sure to subscribe, and use #fantasticfridays to join the conversation. Also, follow us on Instagram @financefridayspod & on Twitter @FinanceFridayz

Thank you so much for tuning into EPISODE 12 of the Finance Fridays Podcast. In this episode we analyse the great rivalry between Microsoft & Sony throughout history in the console wars. And assess their prospects in this year's battle by critically analysing their business strategies. Plus, what impact will be the pandemic play on this? And how will consumers react in the middle of a global recession? The answers to these questions and more in the week's episode!

Will Tik Tok be banned in the U.S? How will the stock markets perform given last week's sell - off? Brexit:Deal or no Deal Just? Just a quick preview of what you should keep your eye on this week in the world's of Business, Finance & Economics and why they matter?

The Economic Symposium, held in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, is attended by central bankers, finance ministers, academics, and financial market participants from around the world. Comments and speeches from central bankers and other influential officials can create significant market volatility. In this episode we investigate the change in inflation targeting policy from the Federal Reserve asking what it means for you, your money and society as a whole!

Thank you so much for tuning into episode 10 of the Finance Fridays Podcast. In this episode we compare & contrast the economic policy agendas of the Republican and Democratic Presidential nominees in this year's U.S. General Election. Aiming to inform you of the choices that American voters have this November. #financefridays to join the conversation. Also, follow us on Instagram @financefridayspod & on Twitter @FinanceFridayz Please also follow our guest @thejunioreconomist on Instagram & @TheJrEconomist on Twitter.

Thank you so much for tuning into Episode 9 of the Finance Fridays Podcast. In this episode we examine the state of the race for a COVID- 19 vaccine, who are the big players in the search for a treatment? Costs, Pricing & Profits. We also look at access will we all have fair, equitable access to this vitally important treatment? #financefridays to join the conversation. Also follow us on Instagram @financefridayspod & on Twitter @FinanceFridayz

Thank you so much for tuning into episode 8 of the Finance Fridays Podcast. In this episode we take a look at the #ukrecession2020

Fundamentally, we'll try and understand how this recession affects you, your money and society as a whole. #financefridays to join the conversation. Also, follow us on Instagram @financefridayspod & on Twitter @FinanceFridayz

Thank you so much for tuning into episode 7 of the Finance Fridays Podcast. In this episode we dissect the economic, political, public health & humanitarian crises currently gripping the people of Lebanon. Asking the questions: what is happening? How did we get here? And what the hell can be done about it? Be sure to subscribe, and use #fantasticfridays to join the conversation. Also, follow us on Instagram @financefridayspod & on Twitter @FinanceFridayz

A summarised analysis of the Big Tech CEOs: Apple, Google, Facebook & Amazon testifying before the United States Congress. We ask and answer the tough questions, are these companies anti - competitive? do they operate in monopolistic markets? If so, what can be done about it? And do they have too much power? Join in the converstion by using #financefridays.