Big Tech's 'tobacco moment'? My look at the fallout from last week's court verdict that found Google and Meta liable for harming the mental health of one of their young users, and deliberately making their platforms addictive: https://t.co/72R6y5Tjim
Fed up with what they see as poor-quality and expensive care in their own countries, a growing number of Westerners are retiring to care homes and resorts in Thailand. For BBC Business Daily I talk to them and find out what life's like for them there: https://t.co/k2AZUUwXtG
As part of our week-long series of programmes from Thailand, I look at the country's battle against a growing tide of electronic waste: https://t.co/Am0H7Ezj2n
"In this country social leaders and trade union leaders are killed every day." My look for the BBC at the challenges facing organized labour in Colombia: https://t.co/cRH3ZhVZxK
Colombia is the second biggest exporter of cut flowers in the world and the largest seller to the US. It faces the threat of Donald Trump's tariffs and questions over sustainability. I went to take a look at the industry: https://t.co/nWQl0leMhh
Part three of our shipwreck series. I speak to Carl Allen, who spends his time searching for sunken treasure and a long-lost Spanish galleon in the waters of the Bahamas: https://t.co/6H1Bp7J6t3
Part two of our series on shipwrecks and their sunken treasure. There are around 3 million wrecks on the world's sea-beds. Who owns them and what should be done with them? https://t.co/AtbNm41Rnb
"The holy grail of shipwrecks". My BBC radio programme on the San José, one of the most valuable wrecks in the world. Spain, Colombia, a US salvage company and indigenous groups in South America have all staked claims to it. https://t.co/ParqIFNPQs
In the final part of our Latin American series on BBC Business Daily, I talk to the former president of Costa Rica, Laura Chinchilla @Laura_Ch : https://t.co/osPxRkUWbc
In the fourth part of our Latin American series on BBC Business Daily, we look at some of the economic bright spots around the region: fruit production in Peru, wind power in Uruguay and manufacturing in Mexico: https://t.co/kQXm7MwTUv
Part 3 of our Latin American series on BBC Business Daily takes us to the biggest economy in the region, Brazil. Growth has been driven by a sophisticated agricultural sector, but it's grappling with extreme weather events: https://t.co/zev73inmB6
In the second part of our Latin American series on BBC Business Daily, I compare the region's economies with the "Asian Tigers" that have driven recent global growth: https://t.co/PgBsVv03b1
All this week on BBC Business Daily I'm looking at the economies of Latin America. On today's first programme I look at the things that have held the region's economic development back. https://t.co/QZZBfPg8Io
Three months after the first Houthi attack on commercial shipping in the Red Sea, has the re-routing of ships round the bottom of Africa become the new normal? https://t.co/q6384Kjii0
Another politically motivated arrest in Venezuela. @rociosanmiguel is a respected commentator on military matters and hasn't been heard from since her detention #DondeEstaRocio
Rocio San Miguel ha sido víctima de acoso, persecución y discriminación por parte del Estado venezolano. Su detención constituye un hecho MUY GRAVE que pone en evidencia el progresivo cierre del espacio cívico y el empe��o de quienes gobiernan por reprimir a las voces críticas
Remember all that fuss last year over the sale of Taylor Swift tickets? Dynamic pricing is a retail strategy that should iron out such problems by seamlessly matching supply with demand. But should it be regulated more strictly? The BBC’s Business Daily: https://t.co/lpaBuLAkln
Ever wondered why the price of flights changes so dramatically depending on the time of day or day of the week? It’s due to “dynamic pricing”, a retail strategy seeping into all aspects of our shopping experience. I look at on BBC Business Daily. https://t.co/2RrGlxd2Ck