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Felicity Hannah hears from Fiat's UK boss on its plan to get more EVs on the road. Plus, is it the end of the working lunch?

Felicity Hannah hears from Fiat's UK boss on its plan to get more EVs on the road.

Sean gets the latest as Congress votes on whether or not to increase the US' debt ceiling. Plus, businesses in the UK struggle to pay back COVID bounceback loans.

Congress votes on the debt ceiling, and businesses here struggle to pay back COVID loans.

Sean looks at what the UK's first post-Brexit trade deal means for business. Plus, hundreds of mortgage deals are pulled as one bank warns inflation will remain higher for longer.

Sean looks at what the UK's first post-Brexit trade deal means for business.

Felicity Hannah looks at what the sunny Bank Holiday weekend meant for business. Plus, as Succession comes to an end, what's it actually like to run a famlly business?

Felicity Hannah looks at what the sunny Bank Holiday weekend meant for business.

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Has the UK beaten Spain in a bid for huge investment in its car industry? JLR owners Tata could be set to put pen to paper on a deal to bring a huge gigafactory to Somerset. Felicity Hannah will also be talking 'sticky' inflation with a jam maker and, OFGEM's energy price cap is set to drop - but will our bills?

Inflation is finally expected to start dropping - but where will it stop? We'll also hear how some of the countries biggest retailers are performing during the cost of living squeeze. Plus some good news from the IMF who now don't think Britain will go into recession...but does it really feel like that for you?

An economic adviser to the Chancellor tells us 'lenient' immigration rules could boost the UK growth. Sean Farrington speaks to Andy Haldane the former Chief Economist at the Bank of England about getting investment into the UK and plugging staff shortages. Meta is still smarting from that record fine, we're speaking to Facebook's former Director of Policy in Europe. And how do you cope with chronic pain in the workplace and should companies be more aware? We'll be finding out.

Has the shine worn off for Manchester City as it brings home more silverware whilst fighting charges of financial rule breaking? Sean Farrington will be speaking to a former executive at the club. We'll also be talking the latest on the US debt ceiling and just how much the Chelsea Flower show rakes in.

Felicity Hannah looks at how the UK's £1bn semiconductor strategy will impact the industry - and asks about the potential impacts of artificial intelligence, as BT announces thousands of job cuts. Plus, we hear why Nintendo's new instalment of Zelda is breaking video game sales records.

Car manufacturer behind brands such as Vauxhall and Peugeot warns that its UK business could be under threat due to post-Brexit trading rules.

News and insight from the business world. Download the podcast via the BBC Sounds app.

As food industry bosses meet with prime minister Rishi Sunak, Sean hears from a dairy farmer about the challenges ahead. Also the latest in the Microsoft-Activision deal saga.

News and insight from the business world. Download the podcast via the BBC Sounds app.

News and insight from the business world. Download the podcast via the BBC Sounds app.

As the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee prepares to announce its latest decision on interest rates, Sean Farrington asks where the interest rate might go and how much it can do to tame inflation. Online fashion retailer ASOS has reported losses in its latest results - what does this mean for the once-booming retailer? And the second Eurovision semi-final is taking place in Liverpool - we hear from a local hospitality owner to find out if the buzz is good for business.