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Stephanie Flanders and her panel of executives discuss political instability and a company's most valuable asset - the employees

10 Feb
2011

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Stephanie is joined in the studio by Tim Watkins, vice president of the western arm of Chinese telecommunications company Huawei; Richard Fenning, chief executive of global security consultancy Control Risks; and Vineet Nayar, chief executive of Indian IT services company HCL Technologies.

The Radio 4 edition of The Bottom Line is online to listen to now; you can see the TV version on the BBC News Channel on 12th & 13th February 2011.

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Thursday, 10th February 2011
Thursday, 10th February 2011

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