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Debunking Economics - the podcast
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Boris Johnson has enjoyed photo opportunities this week with Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison with the announcement of an ‘in-principle’ free trade agreement between the two countries. It’s the first new one for the UK outside those that already existed through the EU. Great news for biscuit eaters, because Tim Tams are so much better than …
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Chinese Solar Panels, GSP and MTB Bill, and Lumber Dispute
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In this episode, Guest Host Jasmine Lim and the Trade Guys discuss solar panel production in Xinjiang and what import bans on polysilicon could mean for supply chains and climate change goals. They also go over the latest on GSP and MTB renewal in Congress. Plus, the Trade Guys discuss recent developments on the lumber dispute with Canada and what …
Has the #MeToo movement run into trouble? The renowned philosopher and author of “Citadels of Pride: Sexual Abuse, Accountability, and Reconciliation” talks to Anne McElvoy about the moral complexities of mass-sharing experiences of sexual assault and shaming of alleged perpetrators. Also, can rules of consent keep up with behaviour? And, as a musi…
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Locker Room at the Euros - Scotland V Croatia
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ToU Part 14. Financial Cost to Scotland of the Union
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14. Random Scottish History - 'Treaty of Union Articles' - Financial Cost to Scotland of the Union Podcast versions of Articles of the Treaty of Union between Scotland and England, as ratified at Edinburgh, 16th January, 1707 by kind permission of Jenny Eeles of Random Scottish History You can follow Jenny on Twitter https://twitter.com/FlikeNoir Y…
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Bench marks: weighing recent SCOTUS rulings
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The court’s term is not quite over, with contentious rulings still pending. We examine the latest decisions to gauge how its new conservative justices have affected its ideological bent. As a former Mauritanian president heads to jail we examine the country’s efforts to tackle corruption and bridge deep societal divides. And the long philosophical …
Tech groups in Taiwan are accused of locking up migrant workers as coronavirus hits the sector, and the rapid rise in prices for raw materials has reversed a decades-long decline in the cost of solar energy. Plus, our global finance correspondent, Robin Wigglesworth, explains how financial memefication is evolving from a niche corner to grow deep r…
We're slowly but surely coming to the boiling point of the housing market, but as we do so it's important to step back and understand the magnitude of the mess we're in. Join us this week as we quantify the booms & busts of the last 2 generations in Ireland. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.…
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John McAfee: Anti-virus creator dies in prison
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Anti-virus software entrepreneur John McAfee has been found dead in a Barcelona prison cell hours after a Spanish court agreed to extradite him to the US to face tax evasion charges. We speak to Steve Morgan the Editor-in-Chief at Cybercrime Magazine who knew him well. Also in the programme, Wall Street bank Morgan Stanley's staff will be barred fr…
In the first of a short series of episodes, Helen and David do their best to answer your questions about anything and everything. Here, it's the geopolitics of vaccines, Germany as a 'useful idiot', the Great Game in the 21st century, oil prices, green finance and the risks and rewards of 'Japanification'. Next week, they tackle UK politics and the…
How has the world's biggest technology investor Softbank ridden the wave of the pandemic? And, the surging threat of cyber-heists—the methods and menace of the new bank robbers. Also, survival of the fittest in economic theory. Simon Long hosts For full access to print, digital and audio editions, subscribe to The Economist at www.economist.com/pod…
How has the world's biggest technology investor Softbank ridden the wave of the pandemic? And, the surging threat of cyber-heists—the methods and menace of the new bank robbers. Also, survival of the fittest in economic theory. Simon Long hosts For full access to print, digital and audio editions, subscribe to The Economist at www.economist.com/pod…
Arranging your wedding or civil partnership during Covid can be very tricky, especially as rules and restrictions change. But what are your rights if your plans are disrupted? Can you cancel and get a refund if your guest numbers are cut, you're told not to dance, or people - perhaps close family - are not able to attend because of changes to rules…
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Hunger strikes: North Korea’s food shortages
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An admission that the country’s food situation is “tense” is a rare glimpse into the compounding effects of pandemic policies and crop failures. Adherents of wild conspiracy theories in America tend to be white, and often evangelical. But Hispanic Americans are getting conspiracy-curious too. And the moonshine that’s made from an Indian flower with…
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San Francisco start-up develops robot to carry out manicures | Money Talks
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Robots can already cook, clean, drive cars and provide security. Now, a San Francisco start-up says it's invented one that will change your beauty routine forever. Natasha Hussain reports on a bot that truly nails it. #Robots #AI #Manicures
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Demand for UK hotels surges amid domestic travel boom | Money Talks
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To Britain, where travel restrictions are forcing many people to opt for staycations. But soaring demand, combined with the fact that many of last year's holidays have been rescheduled for 2021, means most accommodation is booked up for months. It's good news for domestic tourism businesses, which have spent long stretches of the past year closed, …
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Growing list of nations ban Twitter over alleged violations | Money Talks
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Social media website Twitter is currently banned in China, North Korea, Iran and Turkmenistan and, as of earlier this month, Nigeria. But more countries may join that list soon. In India, which is one of its top markets, Twitter has been entangled in a legal spat with the government for months. Rahul Radhakrishnan has more.#TwitterBan #PoliticalPre…
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UNESCO: Great Barrier Reef should be listed as 'in danger' | Money Talks
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A UN committee has recommended that Australia's Great Barrier Reef be added to a list of World Heritage Sites that are 'in danger'. UNESCO says the climate crisis is steadily destroying the world's largest reef. But its recommendation has prompted outrage from the Australian government. Angela Murphy finds out why. Ariane Wilkinson is the Great Bar…
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International groups step in to speed up Africa's inoculation drive | Money Talks
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Africa's vaccine roll-out is getting a big boost from the World Bank. Its agreed to finance shots for hundreds of millions of people. The World Health Organization also plans to set up a technology hub in South Africa to help low-income countries produce their own coronavirus vaccines. These are the latest moves to help the continent, where immunis…
House prices have set records in the US and parts of Europe, and the artificial intelligence-based drug-discovery platform Insilico has raised more than $255m from investors. Plus, the deputy head of the FT’s Lex column, Elaine Moore, explains why Instagram is struggling to stay relevant in today's social media landscape. House prices climb to reco…
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Bitcoin falls below $30,000 on China crypto-crackdown
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The cryptocurrency Bitcoin has fallen below $30,000 for the first time in five months, after China told its banks to stop supporting digital currency transactions. Winston Ma is the author of The Digital War: How China's Tech Power Shapes the Future of AI, Blockchain and Cyberspace, and brings us analysis.Around 5.2 people became millionaires last …
One rule for them… World leaders are accused of ‘double standards’ after ignoring social-distancing to hug and back slap during G7 summit U.S. President Joe Biden, Boris Johnson and other world leaders have been accused of breaking strict social distancing rules at the G7 summit in Cornwall over the weekend. On Friday, delegates posed for a sociall…
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ALLSTATE: Getting business into the hearts of communities is essential for all of our futures
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This month our host Harjot Singh is joined by John Healy OBE, Vice President and Managing Director of Allstate Northern Ireland and Indy Hothi CA, Co-Founder of Upside Products, Deputy President of ICAS and One Young World ambassador . In this episode, Harjot and his guests discuss how business can engage with communities that are otherwise hard to…
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Babbage: The other environmental emergency
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The loss of biodiversity poses as great a risk to humanity as climate change. Catherine Brahic, The Economist’s environment editor, investigates whether technology can help to monitor, model and protect Earth’s ecosystems. Also, do conservation scientists need to employ a new approach to work better with technologists? For full access to The Econom…
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Drop it when it’s hot: the Fed’s consequential hint
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The merest mention of future interest-rate rises from America’s central bank sent markets into a tizzy. We consider the merits and the effects of signalling early and often. Europe’s drug use dipped when the pandemic began, but soon rebounded; we examine the rising potency of the continent’s drugs and drug syndicates. And data reveal what makes wor…
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OECD: Equitable vaccine roll-out is key to fighting COVID-19 | Money Talks
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Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu has hailed the Antalya Diplomacy Forum as a success and a model for future events held in a post-pandemic world. The three-day international forum gathered political leaders, academics and diplomats, including the new secretary general of the OECD. TRT World's Gonca Senay caught up with Mathias Cormann, and…
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Amazon cements its position as the biggest brand in business | Money Talks
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People often ask, what's in a name? Well, hundreds of billions of dollars. That's according to research firm Kantar, which says the world's most successful businesses have a major edge over their rivals due to brand recognition alone. For more on this, we spoke to Kantar's chief marketing officer, Nathalie Burdet.#Brands #Kantar #Ecommerce…
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Lebanon's pine harvest wiped out by invasive insects | Money Talks
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Lebanese farmers aren't just battling with a country that's on the verge of economic collapse. There's another threat to their livelihoods -- one that has travelled all the way from the United States. TRT World's Sara Firth reports.#Lebanon #invasiveinsects #Farmers
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Swedish PM Stefan Lofven ousted in no-confidence vote | Money Talks
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Sweden's Prime Minister Stefan Lofven has become the first leader in the country's history to lose a no-confidence vote in parliament. His ousting follows a dispute over a rent control policy which saw the Left Party withdraw its support for the government and team up with right-wing parties. As Sarah Morice reports, the co-operation between the pa…
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Judiciary chief Raisi wins presidency in a landslide victory | Money Talks
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A landslide election victory may have ushered in a new Iranian president - but there isn't much optimism for a change of governing style. The former head of the judiciary, Ebrahim Raisi, won 62 percent of the vote and was the strong favourite before a single ballot had been cast - as most of his rivals had been disqualifiied. Reza Hatami reports fr…
The head of the US Food and Drug Administration is under fire after approving a controversial Alzheimer’s drug, a Covid outbreak at a Chinese port has further disrupted global shipping, and the Tokyo Olympics will have limited spectators when the games begin next month. Plus, the FT’s US sports business correspondent, Sara Germano, explains the US …
Elections all over the world are now power struggles between "castes", not so much classes, ideologies or even economics. We look at economic history as being one on going struggle between three castes, the priests, the warriors and the merchants. Each traditional caste has evolved from their historical origins, but they are essentially unchanged i…
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US authorities open probe into SolarWinds' cyber breach
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has begun the inquiry into last December's cyber attack on the IT provider, media reports say. It will ask whether some companies failed to disclose they had been affected. Our technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones explains the story.As India offers its free vaccinations to all adults, human righ…
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Yes Corner: resources for YesGroups
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Independence Live has a regular slot on Youtube called Yes Corner, which focusses on resources for Yes Groups. Here is a selection of Yes Corner contributors who are waiting for your call - Kevin Gibney of Independence Live, Fiona, Val and Marlene from Indylive Radio and Dave Murchison from the Hub. Have a listen to what we can offer, and if we can…
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The Jab: How will vaccine technology improve?
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The first covid-19 vaccines came from rapid innovation. They have already saved millions of lives. What new technologies are in the pipeline? Robin Shattock’s team at Imperial College London is developing a self-amplifying RNA vaccine. Moz Siddiqui of Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, describes a drone system delivering shots to remote areas. And Pamela …
Charles Fletcher brings us another roundup of all the highlights from the week in the Scottish Parliament at HolyroodBy YesCowal Podcasts
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Gamechangers: The battery that powers the world
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What does it take for an idea to change the world? This new monthly series examines how innovation really works. The lithium-ion battery is the most important factor in the recent rise of the electric car and also powers everything from toothbrushes to smartphones to lawnmowers. We talk to the Nobel prize-winning scientists, the co-founder of Tesla…
Do you think women are referenced enough in the history of economic thought? Given there have only been two female Nobel prize winners, could a lack of role models be contributing to this gender divide? A recent FT article, titled “fixing economics’ gender problem,” argued that change to make economics more representative is overdue. Two of Europe’…
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A vote with no confidence: Ethiopia’s untimely election
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The northern region of Tigray, consumed by war and facing famine, will not vote today. It is all a far cry from what Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed once promised. Italy has piles of cash and a new ministry to guide it through a green revolution; we examine its plans and its challenges. And a rare conservation success off Australia’s coast. For full acce…
Callum Macpherson, head of Investec’s Commodities desk, gives an update on the oil market.-Please note: this podcast is provided for information purposes only and should not be construed as an offer, or a solicitation of an offer, to buy or sell financial instruments. This podcast does not constitute a personal recommendation and is not investment …
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How artificial intelligence is reshaping the world
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Reflation trade has been pummelled after the Federal Reserve unexpectedly signalled a shift in its stance on inflation, and, European Central Bank executive Fabio Panetta says the introduction of a digital euro would boost consumers’ privacy. Plus, the FT’s innovation editor, John Thornhill, talks about the new season of the Tech Tonic podcast and …
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Trudy Economics – WildRose Independence Party
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Trudeau sets another record—and not in a good way Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has set another record—increasing the federal debt (per person) more than any other prime minister (not facing a world war or recession) since 1870. He earlier set a spending record, as the Trudeau government has spent more money (per person) than any other prime minist…
A selection of three essential articles read aloud from the latest issue of The Economist. This week: how to stop the ransomware pandemic, America and Russia return to traditional great-power diplomacy (10:15) and picking the best days to work from home (19:20). Please subscribe to The Economist for full access to print, digital and audio editions:…
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James E interviews author Frank McGroarty
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Author, broadcaster, former ballroom dancer and indylive.radio DJ Frank "Frankie boy" McGroarty has just released the third of his trilogy of books based on his time as a redcoat at Butlins Ayr. In this interview, James E and Frank chat about the creative process, what it was really like working at Butlins (spoiler: yes, people regularly asked "wha…
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The Locker Room Extra - post Scotland-England match
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More of our Locker Room at the Euros coverage. In this episode, Michael and Matthew and guests give their reactions and analysis of the Scotland -England match #euro2020 #scottishSports #indyliveradioBy YesCowal Podcasts
Thousands of people are struggling to complete the purchase of their new home before a big rise in Stamp Duty begins on the first of July in most of the UK.High street banks are told they are wrongly denying compensation to victims of fraud and they’ve been given a timetable to change their procedures. And grieving families could be paying hundreds…
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Harry Potter publishers demand staff prove vaccination
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A growing number of companies are making corona-vaccination mandatory for their employees. Can they do that? Turns out - in America they can, but it's much more complicated in Europe; we speak with US, EU and UK legal experts, including Dr Catherine Barnard, Professor of European Union and Labor Law at the University of Cambridge. Also, the BBC’s M…
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Locker Room at the Euros: with Craig Brown
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As the excitement builds for the Scotland match this evening, the Locker Room lads have secured an interview with former Scotland manager Craig Brown. Join us on indyliveradio tonight at 10pm for post match reactions and chatBy YesCowal Podcasts
