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EU suggests UK's divorce will be costly in new €100bn bill
May 03, 2017

The EU says Britain's Brexit bill could be as much as €100bn - but Brexit Secretary David Davis says we won't pay. To find out more about this latest clash, and for all the latest election news, Ed Bowsher was joined by John Ashmore, Chief reporter at ...

Brexit Bill: Is this the end of a transitional trade deal?
May 03, 2017

Now the EU has reportedly raised its opening demand for Britain's Brexit bill from the previous estimate of €60bn to €100bn - apparently due to pressure from France and Germany - could a transitional trade deal be off the cards? To discuss this further...

Sainsbury's shares slide as profits fall
May 03, 2017

Sainsbury's today reported a full-year profits fall of 8.2%, even after the successful acquisition of Argos owner Home Retail Group, prompting its share price to slide. For more on this and the latest corporate news, Ed Bowsher was joined by Chris Bail...

Is the Brexit Bill weighing down on Sterling and shares?
May 03, 2017

The pound and the markets were down this afternoon - could it be in part because of the new Brussels Brexit Bill, hoisted now to €100bn? To discuss further, and talk about more of the latest macro news, Ed Bowsher was joined by Matthew Yates of 7IM.

Fund Manager Focus: Walter Price of Allianz Technology Trust
May 02, 2017

Ed Bowsher speaks to Walter Price, Senior Portfolio Manager at Allianz Technology Trust, to find out what's exciting him about technology right now.

UK and EU manufacturing on the up
May 02, 2017

Data released today shows strong UK PMIs for manufacturing, up from 54.2 to 57.3 in April, beating out analysts expectations. Euro-Area manufacturing was also on the up, growing from 56.2 to 56.7. To discuss the causes behind this and more of the day's...

Brussels eyes up the Euro-clearing market in London
May 02, 2017

Brussels is set to try and grab the London-based euro-clearing market according to reports today. This follows the news that last week's Downing Street dinner for Theresa May and EU Commission boss Jean-Claude Juncker didn't go well. Could the market b...

BP reveals slick Q1, moves back into black
May 02, 2017

BP has released its first quarter results today, revealing that - on a replacement cost basis - it's gone back in the black. Is this all down to the recently rising oil price or are other factors at play? For more on this and the day's corporate news, ...

Company Casebook: Crowd for Angels
May 02, 2017

On Company Casebook this week we're meeting Crowd for Angels to find out all about the business of running a crowd-funding platform. Fewer than one in ten of the companies wanting to raise funds via their platform get accepted. We'll be finding out how...

Conversations from Africa: Fired but not forgotten
April 28, 2017

Join Chris Bishop of Forbes Africa and Share Radio's Alex Clark for Conversations from Africa. Today: as South Africa celebrates freedom day, a nuclear deal falters in the courts, and a former finance minister seeks vindication.