
The latest from the world of business and money.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 139 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

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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.
Long-term listener and nearly always VG coverage of current business and economic happenings. Particular like Will Bain as presenter.
Dreadful presenters and show has became too boring
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Content centers around pressing political and financial developments, often analyzing how these issues impact both the UK and global markets. Discussions include the implications of recent political events, such as by-elections, trade tariffs, and technological advancements in various sectors like automotive and media. The show features a diverse range of topics, from the impact of artificial intelligence on job security to the challenges facing small businesses amidst economic fluctuation. It often combines expert guest insights with current news, aiming to deliver comprehensive and accessible financial information.
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