We hear from the CEO of of one of the world's leading fertiliser companies, who's seen prices double since the outbreak of the US/Israel war with Iran. Will Bain also talks shipping, after the US put forward a proposal to end the conflict. Plus, why are sales of ready to drink cocktails on the rise?
A desire for wires?
06/05/2026 | 53 mins.
Sean Farrington finds out why sales of wired headphones are on the rise. Plus, the latest from the trial that's pitting two of the biggest names in tech against each other, as Elon Musk sues OpenAI and its co-founder Sam Altman.
State of the Strait
05/05/2026 | 53 mins.
The latest on the back-and-forth claims and denials between the US and Iran. Sean Farrington also looks into how an operation to guide ships out of the Strait of Hormuz could work. We look into what a potential $55.5bn takeover of eBay could mean. And Wake Up To Money visits the prison with more working inmates than any other.
Business Daily: AI, biohacking, global labour shortages and deepfake fraud
04/05/2026 | 57 mins.
A selection of Business Daily programmes looking at AI power struggles, biohacking, global labour shortages and deepfake fraud.
Renters' Rights the Wrongs?
01/05/2026 | 52 mins.
Felicity Hannah examines the Rentersโ Rights Act as it comes into effect and what it could mean for both landlords and tenants. She also speaks to Brighton & Hove Albion about plans for Europeโs first purposeโbuilt womenโs football stadium. Elsewhere, Felicity is joined by the regular Friday panel to discuss a big week for tech companies, oil prices and interest rates.
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