The audioBoom Collection With Zak Mir

Can the Tinder generation ever hope to own a house? The fall of another British Industry as steel in the UK falls and no it's not an April Fools day joke, we take look at the Conservative's new 'National Living Wage' introduced on April 1st.

This week Zak Mirs is joined by Anila Dhami, Broadcast Journalist and Mike Ingram Strategist at BGC Partners

Is Boris Johnson struggling to become "Prime Ministerial"? What do Brexiters think of Donald Trump's support? And how have the markets become so resilient to terrorism? Zak Mir's joined by Charlie Gibson from Edison Research and London Capital's Brenda Kelly.

Zak Mir discusses the recent budget with Mike Ingram (BGC stockbroker), Rob Fontana-Reval (CBI), and investor Chris Oil.

With a focus on the Sugar Tax, Oil and Gas tax cuts, business rates and Pension reforms including the new Lifetime ISA.

The Queen says she neutral on the EU, but does anyone believe her? Can market forces really control migration? And what's going to happen on Budget day? Zak's joined by Andrew Bell, CEO of Regency Mines, Chris Bailey from Financial Orbit and Killik's Rachel Winter.

Zak hears how China's still the place to invest from PCG Entertainment's Nick Bryant. Mike Indian (DeHavilland) explains who Trump's dividing America and the Republican Party. Angus Campbell, of Stature, discusses the markets and the impact of the Snooper's Charter.

The uncensored business show is back. Jim Mellon explains why he thinks Europe is on fire and Britain has to get out. UKOG's Stephen Sanderson talks about the new hope for the oil industry. And Harsha Boralessa's making money in a stock pickers' market.

The uncensored, unregulated business show returns. Should north sea oil be allowed to fail? Can the Chancellor get anything right? And can governments really hack any iPhone they want? Zak speaks to journalist Mike Indian, Market Investor's Andre Minassian and Alexandra Russell-Oliver, from Caxton FX, explains why Brexit's troubling the currency markets.

Zak Mir's straight-talking, uncensored business show returns. With European markets falling again, Francis Hunt says we're heading for disaster. Simon French, from Panmure Gordon's telling everyone to go long. And Rory Broomfield says the tide is turning against the EU.

Why does the EU exist, and why should Britain get out? Zak gets history and economic lessons from Arbuthnot's Ruth Lea. Bill Hubard, from Bullion Capital, deciphers the markets. And Legendary Investments CEO Zaf Karim says the brave can make a fortune this year.

Zak Mir returns with The Collection: Grant Shapps MP defends the government's scraping back of not quite 3% of the tax Google is due, and plays us the bizarre phone message BT left him when he complained about broadband in Britain. Optiva stockbroker Graeme Dickson tells us where the money is in the UK and China markets. And Richard Poulden, CEO of Wishbone, says the price of gold "is being manipulated".

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