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Asia depressed, not a huge amount of movement. And well be getting the inside track on how Crowd Funding is changing the way that Solar Energy Projects are funded in developing countries. It is ten years on from the launch of the iphone, we want to know what you think will be the next game changer . Let us know just use the hashtag bbcbizlive. Welcome to the programme. Over the next few days, the worlds car makers will be taking the wraps off their latest products at the Detroit Motor Show. The car seems more popular than ever an estimated 75 million were sold last year, but 2017 is already be...

(Bloomberg) -- Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said “tight monetary policy” was needed to slow inflation, in an apparent change in stance for a leader who’s long frustrated investors by championing ultra-low borrowing costs.Most Read from BloombergIndia’s Moment Has Arrived, and Modi Wants a New Global OrderSoaring US Dollar Raises Alarm as China, Japan Escalate FX PushbackChina Slowdown Means It May Never Overtake US Economy, Forecast ShowsFed Set to Double Its Economic Growth Forecast

That conversation. the brutal reality is you can't make brexit work, but you can solve the problems that it's creating. and i say to everyone who cares about our future relationship with europe, what matters is now what we do to help make sure that british businesses don't go to the wall. friendlier times, but the nature of our relationship is still contentious. alastair campbell is here. as we heard, he's piling pressure on the labour leaderahip. and alex phillips, a member of the reform party which believes the conservatives have failed to deliver a proper brexit. alex phillips, no single ma...

Workers for 124 government departments and agencies will walk out on Feb. 1

On counterfeits and stop people hoarding cash. and — electric dreamer. we meet the croatian entrepreneur who — atjust31i — is being called europe's answer to elon musk. let's get down to business. we start with the cost of borrowing, because it's going up again around the world, including here in the uk, as policymakers battle to control soaring inflation. in a few hours�* time, the bank of england is expected to raise its main interest rate again — by a half of i% to 3.5%. it would be the banks�* ninth rate rise in a row — uk rates are already at their highest for 14 years. we a...