Category : Business Videos

Thomas Cook: '1.8m customers still want to go to Turkey'

The boss of Thomas Cook tells the BBC it's still safe to go on holiday to Turkey, according to government advice, and says the Brexit vote hasn't affected business.

‘The case hasn’t changed’ for Hinkley Point C

Malcolm Grimston gives his analysis of the long term case for Hinkley Point

What's your most most boring job?

What's the most boring job you've ever had? How about sorting out nuts and bolts, waiting for plastic widgets on a production line - or manually deleting subscribers from a list?

Curtain raises for Farnborough Airshow

If you have any interest in the aviation industry there's only one place to be this week - Farnborough. The BBC's Aaron Heslehurst takes a preview tour.

Retail analyst: Worker exploitation 'awkward'

Professor Jeremy Baker says workers' rights may have to be sacrificed to compete in the global economy

EU Referendum: What the pound reveals about Brexit likelihood

The pound has fallen after two separate surveys suggested rising support for the UK leaving the EU - but what is the connection?

VIDEO: The National Living Wage in 90 seconds

The new National Living Wage comes into effect today, but what is it, and what does it mean for workers and businesses?

VIDEO: An Italian delicacy in South Africa

South Africa's Western Cape is not usually associated with Italian delicacies, but a buffalo farm in Wellington is now producing mozzarella cheese.

VIDEO: Rolls-Royce paints it black

At this week's Geneva Motor Show, luxury carmaker Rolls-Royce is adopting the colour black for some of its models, in a bid to attract a different set of customers.

VIDEO: Can agribusiness growth help Australia?

Colm O'Regan asks if Australia can learn any lessons from Irish farmers.

VIDEO: History of women's fight for equal pay

Large businesses will have to provide details of how much they pay men and women, in an attempt to tackle the gender pay gap.

VIDEO: Central banks 'too aggressive' on rates

Dominic Rossi, the head of global equities at Fidelity, says central banks have been 'too aggressive' when communicating over interest rates.

VIDEO: Using water to improve lorry designs

Experts at Cambridge University have developed a new trailer design that makes lorries more aerodynamic - cutting fuel consumption and pollution by around 7%.

VIDEO: Make-up lessons for visually impaired

A make-up artist in Singapore is giving free make-up lessons to the visually impaired.

VIDEO: Ask Andy: What are 'dark pools'?

Barclays Bank has been fined $70m by US regulators for its handling of so-called "dark pool" trading. Credit Suisse has also been fined $60m for its involvement. But what exactly are "dark pools"?