Business Daily

Explore the intricate world of Financial Fair Play, a crucial framework shaping club spending in football. Delve into how La Liga clubs like Barcelona and Real Madrid maneuver through financial constraints while aiming for success. Discover the stark financial disparities between large and small clubs and the impact of Real Madrid's ambitious stadium renovations. Gain insights into the challenges and strategies European teams face as they balance fan expectations and compliance with financial regulations.

Dua Lipa, a global pop superstar and cultural advocate, joins her father Dugi, a festival organizer, along with artists Bebe Rexha, Stormzy, and Burna Boy. They discuss the Sunny Hill Festival's mission to reshape Kosovo's image post-war, transforming it into a vibrant cultural hub. The festival brings together international talents, highlighting local artists and fostering community ties. They explore how music can drive positive change, reflecting on the potential economic benefits and the need for political support to maintain this cultural momentum.

Mitsuko Tottori, the new CEO of Japan Airlines and a leader in the movement for gender equality, discusses Japan's Womenomics initiative. She highlights the slow progress in increasing women in leadership since its 2013 launch and reflects on her own journey to the top. Tottori shares insights from young women in Japan expressing hope for change in workplace dynamics. The conversation emphasizes evolving attitudes toward gender roles and the importance of supporting women in balancing careers and family, signaling a shift towards greater equality.

4-time Olympic gold medallist Libby Trickett and her entrepreneurial husband Luke share their journey from swimming to entrepreneurship. They discuss facing financial challenges post-retirement, the dynamics of their relationship, and transitioning from competitive swimming to successful business ventures.

From the streets of the Bronx to the Paris 2024 Olympics, the podcast explores the rise of competitive street dance, Breaking. It delves into the challenges and excitement of turning passion into a lucrative career, while questioning if Breaking will be a one-hit wonder in future Olympic games.

US marathon winner Kellyn Taylor discusses the impact of carbon-plated running shoes on marathon records. The podcast explores the evolution and competition in the running shoe market, including the rise of 'super shoes' and collaborations between top athletes and brands like ON. The influence of carbon plates on running innovation and the ongoing competition to create the perfect running shoe are also discussed.

Discover the rise of smaller fashion brands at the Paris Olympics, focusing on sustainability and creativity, while major brands like Adidas and Nike also showcase their designs. Explore how luxury fashion houses partner with the Olympics to reach a broader audience through iconic backdrops. Uncover the strategies and challenges faced by brands to gain visibility amidst strict regulations, emphasizing the value of connecting with national teams and athletes for promotional purposes.

Discover how the Grand Paris Express project is set to transform Paris into a metropolis the size of London, with new metro lines improving transportation, linking suburbs, and revitalizing lower-income areas. Explore the impact on suburban commuters by reducing commutes, increasing productivity, and enhancing quality of life.

CEO of Bisleri, Angelo George, discusses paying for water, plastic pollution, and water scarcity in India. The podcast touches on Bisleri's journey, challenges in accessing clean water in Indian cities, tackling water scarcity in Bengaluru, plastic waste segregation, and succession planning at Bisleri.

Explore Nigeria's push to boost its local automobile industry by producing vehicles tailored to challenging road conditions. Learn about the rise of 'made in Nigeria' brands competing with foreign vehicles, including China's affordable offerings. Discover how government initiatives aim to increase local car production and establish Nigeria as a major manufacturer by 2033. Dive into the emergence of indigenous car manufacturers like InnoScent Motors and the potential for investment and export opportunities in the African market.