
Will Bain hears from a supplier to Poundland awaiting a decision on the company's future. Elsewhere, the markets continue to digest the huge successes for the Democrats in last week's US midterm elections. And, is Instagram ruining tourism? Will speaks to a Dutch wine shop owner who thinks it might be.
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We'll pick through all the big news of the week with my regular panel - this week: the US Midterms saw a 'blue wave' as voters gave their verdict on President Trump's administration so far.
In the markets, over $2.3 TRILLION was wiped off the value ... more
Felicity Hannah previews the Bank of England's decision on Interest Rates due today
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Elsewhere, desig... more
Will Bain has the latest results and reaction to US midterm elections, which could reshape the balance of power in Washington. We're joined by an expert panel of guests from across the States and also here in the UK who can explain what's important f... more
After fridges across Europe are hacked, Will Bain asks whether our tech is safe. In the USA, it is the day of crucial midterm elections that could define the second half of Donald Trump's second term as President. And as Apple beats expectations in i... more
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I I’ve been away for a while due to personal stuff and came back this morning expecting the usual “Wake Up to Money” boost and catch-up. After today’s episode, I’m not sure what I just listened to.
There was no real focus – it jumped from topic to topic with few clear takeaways. Previous episodes left me with actual lessons and money nuggets; this one didn’t.
IMO, the show shouldn’t be a news round‑up. It should work more like a think tank: guests unpacking big ideas from the party conferences... more
I’ve listened to this podcast for nearly 20 years, but I have to say it’s a bit of a struggle these days. My one star rating relates to Will Bain - if he was presenting every day I would give a 5 star rating. Will is professional, measured, balanced and knows his stuff. He gets the best out of his guests to the benefit of the listener and I wish he was on every day.
The others I’m afraid clearly have their own view of the world and can’t be bothered to hide it any more. Sean now thinks every... more
Great to have a variety of guests. Helps me understand how the business world works and the real life impacts of decisions made around the world. Presenters always make sure that language is easy to understand and issues are relatable to general public.
Listened to it every day when Micky was on it - but now so much of the show is political - and not at all balanced. I think the presenters think the Brexit referendum is upcoming and it’s their sole role to stop it. Ten years on it’s tiresome. Rarely get to end of an episode now.
Excellent for economic news and analysis.
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Daily business and personal finance coverage connects UK economic policy and global market developments with their effects on households, employers and industries. Presenters Sean Farrington and Will Bain lead discussions with economists, investors, business owners, executives, policy specialists and sector representatives. The format combines market and economic analysis with interviews that bring practical perspectives from companies of different sizes, from major corporations to independent businesses.
Topics range from budgets, taxes, inflation and household costs to technology investment, energy, employment and retail. A distinctive strength is the mix of financial analysis and firsthand accounts from people dealing with policy and ma... more
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