In the latest podcast, Ian King catches up with Ross Mould from AJ Bell to discuss the Bank of England’s resolvability assessment of UK banks that they’re no longer “too big to fail”.

He speaks to Christine Trodella from Meta about the Facebook company teaming up with McDonald’s and looks into whether football clubs are making as much money from fans as they could with Neil Joyce from CLV consultancy group.

Ian’s also joined by a pizza restauranteur who’s turning one of his sites completely plant-based and to the chief executive of sneaker company LOCI.

In the latest episode, Ian King looks at rising fuel prices, as the average cost of filling up a family car with petrol rose above £100.
He speaks to George Buckley, the chief UK economist and co head of European economics at Nomura, to analyse interest rate rises.

Ian also catches up with Euan Blair to discuss his Multiverse business, talks to the CEOs of Tate & Lyle and Norcros, and looks into whether a new way to buy a holiday home abroad.

On today's episode, Ian explores the economic outlook and supply chains.

Plus, the chief executive of Wizz Air talks about the airline’s latest figures.

Also, how businesses are trying to do more for less, as budgets come under pressure.

On today's episode, Ian speaks to Sky’s business correspondent about rising fuel prices.

Plus, how dozens of companies are trialling a four-day working week.

Finally, the chief executive of one company, which is among the so-called ‘unicorn’ start-up businesses, talks about its progress so far.

Sky's Ian King unpacks the Chancellor's multi-billion-pound support package to help households with the cost of living. He'll also speak to the new headline sponsor of this year's Chelsea Flower Show and Elon Musk is being sued by investors in Twitter.

On today's episode, chief executive of Auto Trader Nathan Coe discusses what effect offering free advertising during the coronavirus pandemic has had on profits.

New research from Google reveals the future growth of impact technology companies is being threatened by dwindling funding for early-stage start ups.

And Ian's joined by one of the founding members of new trade body, the English Whisky Guild.

On today's episode, Ian King's joined by the chief executive of SSE Alistair Phillips-Davies who explains the impact any possible windfall tax could have on future investment.

Sky's Paul Kelso also has the latest from the World Economic Forum in Davos.

Severn Trent has posted a rise in profits, as it reveals how it intends to help people pay their water bills.

And Ian hears from the British company sending baby formula to the US.

On today's episode of the Ian King Business Podcast, Sky's Paul Kelso reports from the World Economic Forum in Davos where the war in Ukraine is top of the agenda.

Supermarket prices are rising at their fastest rate for 13 years, with products like dog food and fresh beef all on the rise.

Elsewhere the first passengers have travelled on the Elizbeth line, London's newest rail network.

And Darius Pommier, of Chateau Darius, joins Ian to discuss how he's hoping to modernise the image of his wine.

In today's podcast, Ian King speaks to the chief executive of Honest Burgers about how the company's cutting carbon emissions.

Ukraine's President, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, has addressed the World Economic Forum in Davos - urging businesses to stop dealing with Russia.

And Ian discusses the number of refugees displaced by the conflict seeking employment in the UK.

On the Ian King Business Podcast: retail sales rise but consumer confidence plummets - hear from the former Bank of England governor Mervyn King who blames central banks for fuelling inflation; analysis of cryptocurrency markets following a stablecoin collapse; and former Rugby World Cup winner Will Greenwood talks about celebrating young sporting talent