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Thursday, 31st May 2012 08:30 PM - BBC Radio 4
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Evan Davis gets to the heart of the big finance stories - by talking to the people who take the decisions that touch all our lives.

25 May
2012
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The BBC and The Open University come together to bring Evan Davis and his CEO experts to the screen - and to you.

Here on OpenLearn, get extra insight and go beyond the headlines with The Open University Business School.

The Bottom Line is broadcast every Thursday on BBC Radio 4 at 8.30pm, and is also shown on the BBC News Channel at weekends. For full details of upcoming broadcasts, and links to listen or watch again, visit bbc.co.uk.

The Bottom Line returns on Thursday 31st May - in the meantime, why not dip into our archive?

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