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Hello. I'm Simon Long, the finance editor, and you're listening to Money Talks.

Coming up later, will all companies rush back into exploration after the OPEC move to rescue prices?

They're just beginning to sort of savour the possibility of a recovery in the oil price.

You know, that will change their way of doing business. of a

top-of-the-range-one-you know that will change their way of doing business. And how a top-of-the-range motorbike start up in Brooklyn

is maximizing digital technologies to bring down the cost of development.

What we call the digitization of manufacturing... to bring down the cost of development.

What we call the digitization of manufacturing, what some people call industry 4.0, the whole economics

for the game are changing.

But to start, after the recent referendum in Italy, the world's financial markets

are jittery about that country's banking crisis, and in particular, liquidity issues facing Banker Monte de Pasqui de Pasqui de Siena or

MPS, the world's oldest bank and Italy's third largest.

To discuss the crisis I'm joined by Patrick Lane, the economist's banking editor.

Patrick, MPS badly needs to raise new capital.

Has the no vote in referendum made that harder for it?

Yes, Simon, it seems to have done. MPS does need to raise new capital. made that

NPS does need to raise new capital the plan was always looking touch and go anyway

and the referendum result does seem to have made it harder the plan is quite

complicated the plan that MPS and its bankers came up with a few months

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