Phil’s daily business podcast. All you need to know in 30 minutes, with a bit of attitude thrown in. And a few laughs, sometimes.
Susannah Streeter on how Argos helped lift Sainsbury’s online sales, whilst Mustafa Khanwala explains how apps like @MIshiPayApp will drive an online-instore hybrid shopping experience. Is this the future of the High Street?
The EU has voted on the trade agreement we already have. So how is it working out for us? Vicky Pryce joins me on today’s It’s the Business for a Brexit stock take.
How will the travel industry manage this summer? I talk to @SimonCalder about the plight of airlines and other tourism operators. Inbound tourism also looks a little sick – made worse by Brexit, says Simon
Where now for UK shares? Versus Europe and the US? Large caps v mid cap? @RodneyHobson is always worth a listen
President Biden’s climate summit kicks off today. On It’s the Business I ask Lucy Siegle whether it will achieve much? And where will change come from?
was a packed It’s the Business this morning, with Russell Quirk and Jonny Gould – talking 95% mortgage guarantee, the demise of the Super League and inflation worries.
Who has the best approach to navigating a pandemic, the US or UK? I ask Kallum Pickering. Plus, the latest employment data for the UK and the Super League – what’s it got to do with the government?
Today Jasmine Birtles with some ways to make money on the side. Plus Bitcoin takes a hit, and so does the UK (from Brexit).
Will Coinbase be Wall Street’s proxy for crypto values? Discussed on today’s It’s the Business. Plus @James_T_Bourne talks Cloud, Edge, Fog and Mist!
Track and trace is still needed, but we need to make better use of technology says @PeterCochrane on today’s It’s the Business podcast. Does he mean more surveillance? Are we going to see yet more cameras around the place?
Markets have already responded to rising civil unrest in China says NAB’s Rodrigo Catril. https://shows.acast.com/morningcall/episodes/china-unrest-hits-aussie-dollar-in-early-trade
