Wake Up to Money
Ironing out the details
Sean Farrington has the latest on the race to keep British Steel furnaces burning. And we dive into the gaming industry as Sony warns it will increase prices of its PlayStation.
15 apr. 2025 - 54 min 11 sec
Steel & tariffs & rock & roll
Sean Farrington has the latest on a pivotal moment for UK steelmaking. Elsewhere, markets continue to swing on adjustments to US tariff policy; we also talk to a record store about the swing to physical media.
14 apr. 2025 - 53 min 21 sec
All Aboard the Tariff Train
Felicity Hannah breaks down what Trump’s tariffs could mean for the UK economy and we hear how the Black Workers Conference is tackling workplace inequality.
11 apr. 2025 - 52 min 47 sec
Tariffs In Tariffs Out
Will Bain gets the latest reaction to the markets after Trump puts a pause on some tariffs and we speak to a toy shop owner in California who says it's no longer fun and games.
10 apr. 2025 - 51 min 38 sec
Tarrific
Many businesses across the world will be waking up to new tariffs - Will Bain looks at how businesses are feeling and what the impact will be for them.
9 apr. 2025 - 52 min 20 sec
Riding the tariffs rollercoaster
Will Bain has the latest as President Trump says he isn't considering delaying tariffs. Plus, the UK boss of Ford announces new incentives for EV customers.
8 apr. 2025 - 48 min 18 sec
Tariff turmoil continues
Will Bain looks at the latest market reaction after President Trump's tariffs announcement. Plus, the government sets out its changes to the ZEV mandate.
7 apr. 2025 - 52 min
Manufacturing moves
Felicity Hannah speaks to the JCB boss about plans to increase investment in the US. This follows President Trump's announcement of blanket tariffs; our Fiday panel picks through the fallout.
4 apr. 2025 - 52 min 29 sec
Tariffs for all
Felicity Hannah takes a look at Donald Trump's announcement of universal tariffs. News and insight from the business world. Download the podcast via the BBC Sounds app.
3 apr. 2025 - 52 min 22 sec
"Liberation Day"
Sean Farrington looks ahead to what the US President is calling 'Liberation Day' and we look at how the Birmingham bin strikes began. Download the podcast via the BBC Sounds app.
2 apr. 2025 - 53 min 44 sec