Diajeng Lestari is a young entrepreneur in Jakarta. Eight years ago, she spotted a gap in the market and founded HIJUP, an ecommerce site for Muslim fashion.

Once a half-forgotten Portuguese colony, Macau is now the second richest place on earth - and the biggest gambling hub in the world. But those riches come at a price.

The increasing criticism of growth in industrialized nations is seen with skepticism by economists like James Shikwati. He says for countries like Kenya, sustainable growth is the only way to improve the life of the poor.

Higher, faster, further: how much longer can growth continue given our limited resources? Economist Tim Jackson and investment manager Andrew Bosomworth discuss growth and its limits.

Supporters of the "degrowth" movement call for people to cut down on consumption and share instead of buy - for the sake of the planet. Critics say this would increase unemployment. MADE looks at the movement’s objectives.

The school pupils protesting for climate change around the world have now been joined by entrepreneurs in Germany. A group of 4,000+ startup owners are calling for a new approach to industry and production.

Germany's foreign intelligence service, the BND, has its own cyber-security unit, and is keen to hire the best hackers. What kind of IT experts want to work for the government? We found a hacker willing to talk.

Thais spend more time online than any other people in the world. While some entrepreneurs there are trying to make money exploiting personal data, others are setting up companies to protect privacy.

In Germany – the land of currywurst – McDonald's is launching a vegan burger. Tofu producers are barely keeping up with demand. But things look different on a global scale. Meat consumption in China has quadrupled in recent decades.

Nestlé’s new vegan ground beef is flying off the supermarket shelves. The conglomerate is investing in meat-replacement products on a grand scale. We interview Christian Adams, business manager of Nestlé’s vegetarian and vegan subsidiary.