Preparing For Brexit

Preparing For Brexit

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Preparing For Brexit episodes

  • A business view on Brexit and where next for oil:
    Robin Pagnamenta, deputy business editor, Bruno Waterfield, Brussels correspondent and Alex Ralph, stock market reporter, discuss Britain's exit from the EU; where the price of oil is headed and consumer confidence. Hosted by Robert Miller. Listen to the podcast, download it from Soundcloud or subscribe to it on iTunes. App users can listen on the website.

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    23 min
  • Will Deutsche Bank be allowed a bailout?
    Talk that the mighty German Deutsche Bank might need a state bailout to meet a hefty multi-billion penalty from US authorities has raised fears about the state of the wider financial system. Martin Waller, Tempus Editor, Tom Knowles, The Times economics correspondent and David Charter in Berlin think the once unthinkable.

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    23 min
  • EU-US trade impasse and does the iCar have an F1 future?
    James Dean, The Times US business editor, and Bruno Waterfield, our Brussels correspondent, discuss. Alexandra Frean, business columnist for The Times, argues that British ministers need to get their skates on over Brexit.Also, in the wake of reports that Apple is interested in snapping up McLaren, does it have a future in Formula 1?

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    19 min
  • US rate shock and a second machine age
    Philip Aldrick, Economics Editor, and Alex Ralph, Market Reporter, discuss how the Fed's interest rate decision could unsettle already overvalued markets and whether drone racing will be the catalyst for a new machine age.

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    18 min
  • Shades of the Phoney war and Churchill's return
    Philip Aldrick, Economics Editor, Bob Lea, Industrial Editor, and Deirdre Hipwell, Retail Editor, discuss the economic lull since the referendum, the new polymer fiver with Churchill's face on it, and the travails of retailers from Sports Direct to Morrisons.Listen to the podcast, download it from soundcloud or subscribe to it on iTunes. App users can listen on the website.

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    19 min
  • Another brick in the post-Brexit wall
    Tom Knowles, Economics correspondent, Alex Ralph, Markets reporter, and Alex Frean, Business columnist, discuss the brighter outlook for housebuilders and the housing market, Apple's €13 billion EU tax bill and why Sports Direct's AGM could be stormy.Listen to the podcast, download it from Soundcloud or subscribe to it on iTunes. App users can listen on the website.

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    17 min
  • Where's it all heading?
    Stock take: where are markets, the economy and pensions heading? Martin Waller, Tempus Editor, Philip Aldrick, Economics Editor, and Deirdre Hipwell, Retail Editor, take the pulse of stocks and the economy and discuss the looming pension crisis.

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    22 min
  • Is the Glencore model in meltdown?
    Marcus Leroux, Industrial Correspondent, Harry Wilson, City editor, and Dominic Walsh, Leisure Correspondent, discuss the problems facing the miner and commodities trader, plans to clampdown on tax avoidance and the squeeze on gaming groups.

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    19 min
  • Long live disruptive technology
    Katherine Griffiths, Banking Editor, Alexandra Frean, Business columnist, and James Dean, Technology correspondent, discuss whether the competition regulator's digital vision for a brave new world in banking can work.

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    17 min
  • With rates so low can banking remain free?
    Katherine Griffiths, Banking Editor, James Hurley, Enterprise Editor, and Alexandra Frean discuss the impact of the latest rate cut on banks, current accounts, and annuity providers as well as the role of blockbusters for the entertainment industry.

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    22 min

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