Preparing For Brexit

Business columnist Alexandra Frean, Bruno Waterfield, Brussels correspondent, and Marcus Leroux, trade correspondent, look at prospects for 2017: US interest rates, a new American president and a costly war of words between the European Commission and Apple.Hosted by: Robert Miller Discover more at www.thetimes.co.uk

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James Dean, US business editor, Philip Aldrick, economics editor, and Deirdre Hipwell, retail editor, join Callum Jones to discuss the European Central Bank’s bond-buying scheme, US and UK interest rates, and Christmas on the high street.

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James Dean, US Business Editor, Alexandra Frean, Business columnist and economics correspondent Tom Knowles discuss whether Donald Trump's plan to replace many of America's trade deals will favour the UK. Also, Bank of England governor Mark Carney is under fire again for perceived interference in the government's Brexit policy and, is Amazon's voice-activated Alexa, a useful Christmas present or just another faddish gadget?Hosted by: Robert Miller

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Robin Pagnamenta, Deputy Business Editor, Patrick Hosking, Financial Editor and Retail Editor Deirdre Hipwell discuss possible outcomes at the cartel's 171st official meeting in Vienna; Philip Hammond's Autumn Statement and what's in store for retailers this year.Hosted by Robert Miller.

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Business Editor Richard Fletcher, Sam Coates, Deputy Political Editor and Tom Knowles, Economics correspondent, discuss whether Philip Hammond may need to ask the Bank of England for extra stimulus in his Autumn Statement, despite a fraught relationship between Mark Carney and Downing Street.Hosted by Robert Miller

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Philip Aldrick, Economics Editor, Alexandra Frean, Business columnist and Alex Ralph, Markets reporter, discuss Donald Trump's vision for the US economy and whether Smartphones will be in demand this festive season.Find out more at www.thetimes.co.uk

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Burberry has spent a fortune on its Tale of Thomas Burberry mini feature film for the 2016 Festive season. Deirdre Hipwell, Retail Editor, Alex Ralph, Markets reporter and Harry Wilson, City Editor, discuss whether spending huge sums on advertising helps the bottom line. Also: is HSBC on the road to recovery and how markets are coping with volatility in the countdown to polling day in the US presidential election.Hosted by Robert Miller

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James Dean, US Business Editor, Alexandra Frean, Business columnist and Katherine Griffiths, Banking editor on the battle for the White House and the effect on markets and whether billionaire Elon Musk's Tesla electric car has a viable financial future or whether he's more likely to land on Mars.Hosted by Robert Miller

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Philip Aldrick, Economics Editor, Martin Waller, Tempus Editor and US Business Editor James Dean discuss whether the government is interfering with monetary policy; the state of British banks and the contrasting fortunes of Apple and Twitter.Hosted by Robert Miller.

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Philip Aldrick, Economics Editor of The Times and Deirdre Hipwell, Retail Editor, look at the pound's dramatic fall and the effect it has had on inflation and prices. They also discuss ahead to the European Central Bank's interest rate decision and whether Burberry has re-discovered its bounce. Hosted by Robert Miller.

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