2025-12-10
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Real transformation goes beyond the buzzwords.
One of the things that's very challenging within an organization once you embark on that digitalization transformation journey is to get people to understand what true transformation means.
I'm Tripp Chronixel, host of Resilient Edge,
a business vitality podcast paid and presented by Deloitte.
Learn how industry leaders in the energy sector have turned complex challenges into competitive advantage.
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We're telling the story of how Elon Musk amassed half a trillion dollars from his troubled childhood in South Africa to buying Twitter and launching rockets into space with all the boardroom dramas along the way.
Find out how he did it on Good Bad Billionaire.
Listen wherever you get your BBC podcasts.
AI chip giant NVIDIA gets the guy I have to sell more chips to China.
It's World Business Express from the BBC World Service.
I'm Hannah Malane.
We thought Netflix had won the deal to buy Warner Brothers, but there's a plot twist.
And we take a look at the rising demand for luxury fashion at African airports.
First to the US,
where President Donald Trump has given American semiconductor firms the go-ahead to sell more advanced chips to China.
A controversial decision and a marked change in policy,
which has previously restricted Beijing's access to this kind of technology.
Here's the BBC's North America technology correspondent, Lily Jamali.