Best Daily Business News Podcasts (March, 2015)

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Best Daily Business News podcasts (updated March 6, 2015). 24-7 trading chatter and business news.

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Published 39 minutes ago

Bloomberg - The First Word

Hear breaking economic, business and market news as it happens, around the globe. Karen Moskow hosts.

Daily

Published about 2 hours ago

BBC Business Daily

Demystifying the world of money - Business Daily and In the Balance examine the big issues facing the global economy and look at what the analysis and the business jargon really mean.

Daily

Published about 4 hours ago

Business Story of the Day

NPR's top stories about business, money, Wall Street, companies, and the economy that you can't miss. Subscribe to the Business Story of the Day RSS feed.

Daily

Published about 8 hours ago

Wake Up To Money

Award-winning business, economic and personal finance news with Adam Parsons and Mickey Clark. Broadcast live every weekday morning at 5.15am on BBC Radio 5 live.

Every few hours

Published about 9 hours ago

RNZ: Business News

The latest business news from Radio New Zealand News.

Daily

Published about 11 hours ago

BBC Business Matters

Key global business news in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, with live guests and contributors from Asia where the day is beginning and the USA where the day's business is coming to an end.

Daily

Published about 14 hours ago

"Nightly Business Report produced by CNBC" (NBR) is an award-winning and highly-respected nightly business news program that airs on public television. Television’s longest-running evening business news broadcast, "NBR" features in-depth coverage and analysis of the biggest financial news stories of the day and access to some of the world’s top business leaders and policy makers. Co-anchored by award-winning journalists Susie Gharib and Tyler Mathisen, NBR produced by CNBC will explain the day’s leading stories in a comprehensive and accessible way to a wide-ranging audience.

Daily

Published about 14 hours ago

BBC World Business Report

Analysis of the big global business and economic issues, as they affect consumers and investors. Broadcast on weekdays.

Daily

Published about 19 hours ago

Noon Business Hour

Join Sherman Kaplan and Kris Kridel as they discuss the economy and financial markets with some of the nation's top experts

Daily

Published about 19 hours ago

APM: Marketplace

Marketplace from American Public Media is the premier business news show on public radio. Host Kai Ryssdal and the Marketplace team deliver news that matters, from your wallet to Wall Street. Online at Marketplace.org.

Every few days

Published about 21 hours ago

MarketFoolery

MarketFoolery is a fast-paced look at the day's top business and investing stories.

Every few hours

Published about 22 hours ago

Bloomberg Surveillance

Michael McKee and Tom Keene have the economy and the markets "under surveillance."

Daily

Published 1 day ago

KNX Business Hour with Frank Mottek

Frank Mottek is the voice of business news in LA. An award-winning broadcast journalist with more than 25 years of experience, Frank anchors the business reports on KNX 1070 NEWSRADIO and hosts the KNX Business Hour, weekdays at 1pm.

Every few days

Published 25 days ago

Industrial Info Daily News Podcast

Industrial Info Resources provides daily industry news on the global industrial marketplace with topics that focus on project expenditures, plant and corporate trends, and contract awards. Our news is exclusive to industrialinfo.com which is produced by our research experts located in the U.S., China, South America, Africa, Australia and Europe. Subscribe to this podcast and listen to a brief overview of the news articles published for the day. Further details can be accessed at www.industrialinfo.com.

Every few hours

Published 2 months ago

Wall Street Journal What's News

Stay on top of the latest headlines from the Wall Street Journal Online.

Daily

Investors Edge

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Bloomberg - The First Word: Wright on Jobs Report

42:50 39 minutes ago

Bloomberg Intelligence: February Jobs Report (Audio)

05:34 about 1 hour ago

Sexism in Silicon Valley

17:28 about 2 hours ago

Sexism in Silicon Valley: It's International Women's Day this weekend and this year's slogan is Make it Happen. Can women "make it happen" in the technology sector? We talk to Eric Ries, a Silicon Valley investor, entrepreneur and author, about whether there is a "boy's club" culture in technology. Also, the BBC's Karishma Vaswani wonders if careers advice for women in the West is relevant to females in the boardrooms and factory floors of Asia. And the BBC's Justin Rowlatt meets Nandan Nilekani, one of India's richest men and the co-founder and former chief executive of Infosys, perhaps India's best-known software company.

Bloomberg - The First Word: Silvia on Jobs

42:49 about 2 hours ago

As Workers' Comp Varies From State To State, Workers Pay The Price

07:02 about 4 hours ago

Injured workers who are dependent on workers' compensation have faced eroding benefits. We go to Alabama and Georgia, where the value of an amputated arm is $700,000 more just across the state line.

Money: Greek shipping and alpacas 6 Mar 15

40:48 about 8 hours ago

The South African businessman Dave King is expected to take control of Rangers at an emergency meeting of shareholders today following months of boardroom wrangling. We talk to the former Greek Shipping and Tourist Minister, Miltiadis Vervitsiotis about whether anything has changed under the new Syriza government. And we're looking at the business of alpaca rearing - as the industry that revolves around the South American creature has its big annual shindig - in Telford.

Evening Business for 6 March 2015

02:30 about 9 hours ago

The New Zealand dollar has recovered some lost ground, after falling about one US cent overnight.

Business Matters: Australia and Indonesia relations strained 06 Mar 15

24:50 about 11 hours ago

Two Australians along with seven other foreigners are facing imminent execution for drug offences in Indonesia. This is despite pleas from governments all round the world. Indonesia's image is under pressure - and we ask if that is also true of its trade relations. We'll also hear from the brains behind 'Never Alone' a new video game from the native peoples of Alaska. It demonstrates how indigenous cultures can turn their folklore into profitable modern entertainment. In Britain this week MPs have called for more female spies. We discuss which particular attributes women bring to espionage. Joining presenter Roger Hearing are Simon Littlewood, President at Asia Now consulting group in Singapore and Elizabeth Nolan from Reason.com.

NBR 03/05/15

24:45 about 14 hours ago

Nightly Business Report - March 05, 2015
By NBRmail@CNBC.com

Midday Markets for 6 March 2015

02:17 about 14 hours ago

For the latest from the markets we're joined by Don Lewthwaite at First NZ Capital.

NZ women likely to retire with less than men

00:36 about 14 hours ago

New Zealand women, on average, are likely to retire with about 60 thousand dollars less in savings than men.

Moody's confrims Triple A rating

01:02 about 14 hours ago

Moody's Investors Service says strong economic growth is supporting New Zealand's triple-A rating.

Wholesale trade rise in December quarter

00:33 about 14 hours ago

Wholesale trade sales have risen. Official figures show seasonally adjusted total sales rose 0.3% in the three months to December, compared with the previous quarter.

WBR: Wall Street Update 05 Mar 15

04:25 about 14 hours ago

All US banks pass a series of 'stress tests' designed by the Federal Reserve, to see how they would cope in an economic crisis. But what should we learn from the results? The BBC's Mike Johnson asks Cary Leahy at Decision Economics in New York.

The Warehouse's first-half net profit fell

01:36 about 14 hours ago

The Warehouse Group's first-half profit has sunk more than 26 percent and the discount retailer is blaming a number of factors including the weather.

Markets Update for 6 March 2015

01:30 about 18 hours ago

A brief update of movements in the financial sector.

WBBM Noon Business Hour 3-5

30:13 about 19 hours ago

Join Sherman Kaplan and Regine Schlesinger as they discuss housing and mortgages, the AbbVie - Pharmacyclics deal and preview next week's big Apple media event.

WBR: China cuts economic growth target 5 Mar 15

27:11 about 19 hours ago

After decades of breakneck economic expansion, China has announced it is cutting its growth target for the year ahead. Seven per cent might sound a lot by western standards, but it would represent China's slowest growth rate for a quarter of a century. We ask Professor Rana Mitter, director of the China Centre at Oxford University, what this means for the Chinese government, and for the Chinese people. The BBC's Fergus Nicoll visits the coastal town of Nagapattinam, one of the Indian regions hardest hit by the Indian Ocean tsunami. And the BBC’s Vishala Sri-Pathma reports from Chennai on a growing challenge to one of the most important elements of traditional Indian marriages – the dowry.

Marketplace: Dollar Signs On The Doilies

about 19 hours ago

Airing on Thursday, March 5, 2015: China has just set 7 percent as its target for annual growth, which would be its slowest growth in years. But what would 7 percent growth look like in the U.S.? Is it even possible in a developed country like the U.S.? We investigate. Plus, Etsy will be one of the biggest tech IPOs to come out of New York in recent years. But Etsy was built on a philosophy of handmade and small-scale — its roots are in the “maker movement”. How will this sit with a shiny future on Wall Street? We explore the culture clash behind the ETSY IPO. And after, oil prices are up. But futures prices are even higher. This creates a situation that oil traders call ‘contango.” The situation is now becoming so extreme that some banks are calling it “super contango.” What does it mean? It means some people are gonna make bank. And unlike most plays in the commodity markets, this one comes with no risk and a cast-iron guarantee to make money.

Morning markets for 6 March 2015

00:52 about 19 hours ago

The Dow Jones Index is up 35 points to 18,132.

Chapman Tripp sees more takeovers, listings and other purchases

02:35 about 19 hours ago

A law firm says the current goldilocks economy may be just right for takeovers, stock exchange listings and other acquisitions to flourish.

Business overseas wrap

00:25 about 19 hours ago

The European Central Bank has left interest rates on hold at record lows, while it starts a large money-printing plan aimed at lifting inflation out of negative gear.

Card spending by overseas visitors rose 14% in February

01:22 about 19 hours ago

Paymark says card-spending by overseas visitors rose 14 percent to 251-million dollars, last month.

RBNZ calls for comment on how to define mortgages to investors

01:16 about 19 hours ago

The Reserve Bank is inviting comment on how to define mortgages to residential property investors, with a view to imposing greater capital requirements for such loans.

Briscoe Group says plenty of opportunities to expand in NZ

02:50 about 19 hours ago

Briscoe Group's managing director says his company still has plenty of opportunities to expand in New Zealand.

Money & Happiness

12:02 about 21 hours ago

Chris Hill reflects on a few lessons about money and investing he took away from this week’s 2-day FoolFest investing conference.

Bloomberg QuickTake: Fed Stress Tests (Audio)

01:32 about 21 hours ago

RBS’s Gallo Says Euro to Move ‘Toward’ Parity (Audio)

08:59 about 22 hours ago

Bloomberg Surveillance: Divney, Levitt and Elliot

42:50 about 22 hours ago

Bloomberg Surveillance: Riccadonna, Wright and Gallo

42:50 about 23 hours ago

Bloomberg Surveillance: Nye on Foreign Policy

42:50 1 day ago

BizDaily: China's Slowing Economy

17:27 1 day ago

China forecasts an official economic growth rate of 7 per cent this year; what's slowing it down? The BBC's chief business correspondent, Linda Yueh, reports from Shanghai. Also, Jeremy Leggett, chairman of the research group Carbon Tracker Initiative, and founder of the British solar energy company Solar Century, makes the financial case for energy companies to start turning their backs on fossil fuels. And the BBC's Theo Leggett (no relation to Jeremy Leggett!) reports on new technology aimed at making solar energy more efficient.

Bloomberg - The First Word: Schulz on ECB

42:49 1 day ago

Money: Interest rates and city regeneration 5 Mar 15

40:47 1 day ago

The impact and repurcussions of the financial crisis continue to be felt. The Serious Fraud Office is investigating whether Bank of England efforts to keep cash flowing during the financial crisis were rigged. It's also six years since interest rates were cut to 0.5%. We also look at drones, and why some cities have done better than others over the last one hundred years.

Business Matters: Development vs Tradition in India 05 Mar 15

55:19 1 day ago

In the third of our special live programmes from Chennai in India we explore the impact of rapid development on the region and its people. Presenter Fergus Nicoll heads to the seaside town of Nagapattinam to find out how the fishing industry is faring ten years after the Indian Ocean tsunami which led to tragedy on its shores. We also hear from millionaire Nandan Nilekani, the co-founder of Infosys. He tells us that entrepreneurs can help grow the Indian economy. BBC Correspondent Theo Leggett heads Dehradun in Northern India to learn about the struggle to retain traditional agricultural techniques - in the face of GM seeds and hi-tech practices. Also - our reporter Vishala Sri-Pathma discovers how young Indian couples are navigating arranged marriages and dowries. Our live guests this morning are N. Sathyamoorthy, director of the Observer Research Foundation and Hema Venkatraman, an architect and blogger.

KNX Business Hour for Wednesday, March 4, 2015

23:21 1 day ago

Hospital stocks rally big as Supreme Court hears challenge to Affordable Care Act

NBR 03/04/15

24:46 1 day ago

Nightly Business Report - March 04, 2015
By NBRmail@CNBC.com

WBR: Wall Street Update 04 Mar 15

04:23 1 day ago

Exxon Mobil becomes the latest oil company to cut investment in new projects, because of the lower price of crude. Doug McIntyre from financial website 24/7 Wall Street says it's another sign that the consensus is shifting towards the price staying lower for longer.

Midday markets for 5 March 2015

02:13 1 day ago

The latest from the markets.

Electricity Authority to look at electric cars

01:15 1 day ago

The Electricity Authority says New Zealand is well-placed to transition to electric cars, with an abundance of relatively low-cost renewable energy options available to power them.

Ernst & Young: customs law changes miss the mark for business

01:24 1 day ago

The accountancy firm, Ernst & Young, says the proposals to change customs laws have missed the mark and don't go far enough to help New Zealand businesses and facilitate international trade.

Briscoe's beats its own forecast with lift in annual net profit

01:11 1 day ago

Briscoe Group has lifted its annual net profit by more than 17 percent to a record, beating its own forecast, as sales rose and profit margins expanded.

NZ dollar breaks records against the Euro and Australian

01:26 1 day ago

The New Zealand dollar is having a record-breaking day, reaching new highs against the euro and Australian dollar.

WBBM Noon Business Hour 3-4

30:23 1 day ago

Join Sherman Kaplan and Kris Kridel as they discuss today's sell-off on Wall Street, Willis Tower's potential sale and need to know tax advice.

2 Stocks Going In 2 Different Directions

17:46 1 day ago

Online retailer Wayfair rises on a big 4th quarter. Abercrombie & Fitch sinks as same-store sales continue to crumble, but could a new CEO turn things around? Plus we dip into the Fool Mailbag.

Markets Update for 5 March 2015

01:00 1 day ago

A brief update of movements in the financial sector.

WBR: Ukraine mine explosion 04 Mar 15

25:57 2 days ago

In Ukraine, dozens of miners are feared dead after an explosion. Also in Ukraine the central bank hikes interest rates from 19% to 30%, in a dramatic attempt to shore up the country's currency. Plus Fergus Nicoll reports from Chennai in South India, first from a traditional dancefloor, and then from the set of a 'Tollywood' movie.

Morning markets for 5 March 2015

00:50 2 days ago

The Dow Jones Index is down 89 points to 18,114.

Delegat's expects sales in Britain and Europe to stabilise

02:38 2 days ago

Delegat's is expecting sales volumes in Britain and Europe will stablise by year's end, after falling since 2010, when it sold nearly a million cases there.

Marketplace: Sweet Briar Closes Its doors

2 days ago

Airing on Wednesday, March 4, 2015: Toyota’s appointment of a French executive as its first executive vice president from outside Japan is a cultural landmark as well as a business one. Japan frets over its economic “Galapagos Syndrome,” a concern that its cultural insularity makes it noncompetitive in global markets. Toyota’s move to open its top ranks is a major shift we look to explore. Plus, off the back of the revelation that Hillary Clinton used private emails for State department business, we ask whether, and to what extent, other corporate leaders also do this, why they do this, and what the regulatory and security implications are. Also, the small all-girl liberal arts college Sweet Briar will pull the plug on itself, at the end of the semester because of “insurmountable financial challenges”. While Sweet Briar may be unusual for doing this before things totally fall apart, lots of small liberal arts schools, especially regional ones, are facing the same scary future. We investigate...