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Business As Usual drops in your podcast feed at 6am Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.
We aim to make economics, business and politics as accessible and entertaining as possible.
Featuring big-name guests, City AM journalists and market analysts, this is the only podcast you'll need to sound informed for the first meeting of your day.
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Latest Episodes
Labour Conference woes, Vistry's £500m mega write-down, exclusive interview with former Dragon Sara Davies
On today's Business As Usual: We dig into the hostile reception awaiting Andy Burnham at the Labour Party conference amid growing fears of a fiscal crisis. Will City leaders warm to Labour again, or is the new PM's honeymoon officially over?&nb...
Trump and Xi's AI dilemma, major London IPO incoming, and is this Britain's worst stealth tax?
Are AI cyber threats about to trigger catastrophic banking freezes and nationwide power cuts across the City of London? And can Presidents Trump and Xi forge an unlikely alliance to put the brakes on the technology? In this episode...
'Dismal' government borrowing figures, 4,000 Ineos jobs at risk, Haringey Council battles Spurs
Is Britain’s economy at breaking point? We dive deep into the terrifying new data showing UK public borrowing has wildly overshot expectations, pushing the nation towards an unprecedented £3 trillion debt mountain. Just a month out...
How a mansion tax would punish Londoners, NScale's mega IPO, does anyone care about the Lib Dems?
In today's Business As Usual podcast: With reports growing that John Healey will lower the threshold for mansion tax to £1.5m, here's how the policy would hit Londoners hardest. Homegrown tech success story NScale is listing (in the...
Why Andrew Bailey held interest rates while Kevin Warsh hiked them, & what it all means for savers
On today's Business As Usual: It's the economy... While Fed chair Kevin Warsh hiked interest rates across the Atlantic, over here the Bank of England held them.Was this a good idea? And what lays ahead for the British economy? City AM's...