BBC World Business Report

Tariff tensions heat up

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Canadian retaliatory tariffs on a range of US goods worth around £20bn dollars have come into effect. We'll hear from a dairy farmer in Ohio about the impact of this.

The boss of Dubai Airport says it's bouncing back, even while war in the Middle East continues.

And Singapore's Prime Minister gets a 1 million dollar pay rise.

Presenter: Luke Wilson
Producer: Barbara George
8 Sep 11AM English United Kingdom Business

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