The story of how celebrity chefs turned their cooking into multi-million pound businesses. What will it take to keep Britain's ailing television industry alive? Libby Potter investigates how books are written, published and sold nowadays. Janet Street-Porter investigates how papers are coping with the media revolution. Max Flint travels to Germany to investigate an amazing story of the economic downturn. The story of the boy who started out selling beetroot and went on to build a fortune.
Millions of us use price comparison sites, but how reliable are they? Saira Khan meets the women who run their own businesses and raise a family. Max Flint and Myleene Klass investigate why music festivals have become such big business.
Fiona Bruce interviews Bill Gates as he prepares to step down from Microsoft. With the economy in turmoil, why has the price of gold has quadrupled in recent years? Max Flint meets the people who are profiting from the economic slump. Max Flint returns for with an investigation into the mortgage market.
Max Flint investigates Boiler Room selling. Are biofuels the solution to our fuel crisis? Libby Potter investigates. Libby Potter investigates whether e-mail helps or hinders workplace performance. Libby Potter asks what will become of Heathrow amidst rumours Gatwick will be sold off.
Who will benefit when transatlantic air travel is deregulated in March? With Max Flint. Max Flint analyses the counterfeit goods market. Is it really wrong to buy a pirated DVD? Valerie Singleton meets the people building businesses in their sixties and seventies.
Many companies now employ private detectives to find out what their competitors are up to. Business series. A look at the potential of online social networking for advertisers. However the programme also made headlines, as in when Sir James Goldsmith objected to a line of questioning about his company Cavenham Ltd, and stormed out of an interview. The Money Programme no longer goes out weekly but is now a brand, a reliable indicator of authority attached to different programmes.
Since it has been made in partnership with the Open University, and continues to gather awards for its journalism as it charts the changing business world. In it made history when a whole episode was broadcast in the virtual online world of "Second Life". The Money Programme 5 April April anniversaries. Radiophonic Workshop founded 1 April The Boat Race first televised 2 April The Family first episode 3 April The Good Life 4 April New radio branding 4 April Newsround 4 April American Half Hour 6 April How Does Your Garden Grow?
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