2025-05-20
26 分钟Hello and welcome to World Business Report on the BBC World Service.
I'm Will Bain, great to have your company.
Coming up today,
the Chinese battery maker powering ahead of its competition as shares of CATL surge.
We're going to try and tell you more about one of the world's fastest growing firms and how it's come to lead the way in the race for electric battery power.
Also today,
the tiny West African islands just a few kilometres long at the centre of a 50-year dispute.
According to S&P Global, they host about 740 million barrels of oil.
And so that's the justification for the contention.
Yeah,
more on the dispute between Gabon and Equatorial Guinea over those potentially oil-rich islands to come.
And this guy is off to Netflix.
And he's not going alone.
Cookie Monster's taking Bert, Ernie,
Elmo and Oscar the Grouch and more of the much-loved cast of the children's hit show Sesame Street.
We'll ask why they're heading to one of the world's biggest streaming platforms and what it means for those young viewers before we leave you today here on World Business Report.
Let's start, though, if not with a bang, then a bong.
Yeah, that was Robin Zeng,
now one of Asia's richest men and richer still today after shares of the electric car battery firm he founded,
CATL,