From hostile takeovers to C-suite intrigue, Behind the Money takes you inside the business and financial stories of the moment with reporting from Financial Times journalists around the world.
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 256 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Business NewsNewsBusiness |
Over the past three decades, China has built itself into a manufacturing powerhouse. The plan was simple: use exports as a way to avoid becoming too dependent on the west. But with US President Donald Trump imposing 145 per cent tariffs on the countr... more
US President Donald Trump’s announcement of “reciprocal” tariffs caused havoc in the markets, notably hitting Big Tech stocks such as Apple. The company lost more than $300bn in market value the next day, and its path forward is complicated. The FT’s... more
A huge chunk of any typical bank’s profits comes from charging interest. But what happens when you can’t do that? This week, we’re traveling to Pakistan with the FT’s Humza Jilani, where the country has decided to make its entire banking sector align... more
Years ago, an ailing company like Walgreens Boots Alliance may have seemed like a prime acquisition target for deal-hungry private equity firms. But many have backed away from retail recently, leaving an opening for groups like Sycamore Partners who ... more
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Kinda weird that FT can be so left leaning. Most episodes sound like NPR about financial issues. Not very enjoyable.
Excellent market analysis
Weird how the West Coast guy was rubbing people the wrong way, but those people would follow him to a new business. Haha.
An interesting and educational podcast with a highly engaging host.
I find this podcast very relevant and informative. I also love the presentation style and how expressive Michela Tindera is. I was quite shocked with all the negative comments about the presenter, but then I remembered the men I worked with for a decade in finance and it checks out that they can’t stand women’s voices.
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The focus is on critical business and financial events, unraveling their complexities to provide listeners with insightful analyses and perspectives on the latest trends and controversies. Notable themes include in-depth discussions on investment strategies, corporate maneuvers, ethical dilemmas in finance, and the impact of political events on global markets. Listeners can expect expert commentary, interviews with key industry figures, and thorough explorations of how these significant stories shape the financial landscape.
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Recent guests on Behind the Money include:
1. Patricia Longnecker
2. Peter Carlson
3. Benny Littau
4. Daniela Cavallo
5. Oliver Blumer
6. Angus Deaton
7. Rob Armstrong
8. Martin Wolf
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