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And welcome to Business Matters.
I'm Roger Hearing.
Coming up on the programme today,
the people of Guyana vote for a president and parliament to decide what to do with its new oil riches.
Also, the boss of Nestle, dismissed for having an affair with a junior colleague.
The rapidly rising spiral of payments in the English Premier League football,
as Liverpool spends $170 million on one player.
And not sinking, but rising.
Forty years after the discovery of the wreck of the Titanic,
the fascination with the world's most famous ship just gets bigger and bigger.
And I'll be joined throughout the programme by two guests on opposite sides of the world.
Jessica Kine, business consultant, is joining us on the line from Penang.
Jessica, a very good morning to you.
A very good morning.
Lovely to join you and Sergio today.
Good to have you there.
And Sergio Guzman, Director of the Columbia Risk Analysis, who's joining us online from Bogota.
So, Sergio, a very good evening to you.
Roger, Jessica, it's a pleasure to be back.