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Fred Lewis asks Tony Beets for help in his gold mining efforts in the Klondike region.
Buzz exposes pay dirt containing 25 to 30 colors of gold, potentially close to an ounce, providing a significant boost to Fred's mining efforts.
Freddy and Juan achieve a 400% increase in gold recovery, showcasing their expertise.
Freddy and Juan work to clear a blockage on a conveyor after it fills with sand, causing the head wheel to lose traction.
Freddy and Juan upgrade a wash plant while fans request fewer shorts from Discovery Channel.
The European Union imposes historic sanctions on Russia to counter its aggression.
At Blind Frog Ranch, Chad and Eric investigate a strange noise at their open-pit mine camp, encountering a mysterious creature that heightens the area's intrigue.
The distillery produces 250 to 300 litres of hand sanitiser each week to meet urgent community needs during the coronavirus pandemic.
An individual reflects on their life after armed robbery incarceration, highlighting challenges of reintegration and the opportunity provided by Timpson for employment.
Davidson transitions from a successful real estate career to fashion design, leveraging his Instagram following to attract high-profile clients like Kevin Hart and Steph Curry.
The resale market for fashion has grown 21 times faster than traditional retail, driven by platforms like Depop and the influence of social media and sustainability awareness.
Dave Lewis takes over Tesco from Phil Clark, facing challenges from discount retailers.
Frost causes a plant shutdown, impacting making, keeping, and growing money in mining operations.
Miners at Nugget Creek in Alaska face increasing frustration over poor gold yields, prompting risky tactics in their pursuit of wealth.
In India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks re-election amid hopes for economic growth in 2019.
Theresa May prioritizes a clean break from the European Union for Britain and new trade deals.
2018 may see the fastest global economic growth since the crisis, benefiting Trump and Republicans.
The Financial Times emerges in London to provide reliable market news in 1888.
Astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti reports a significant increase in activity aboard the International Space Station, with more experiments and equipment than seven years ago.
Nintendo's shares rise as Pokemon GO captivates players worldwide in augmented reality.
Financial Times Video highlights August 2013, featuring Lionel Barber and Apple news.
The video covers the $2 billion Nest Labs deal and the Lex Peso crisis affecting Davos.
Myanmar's upcoming census, set to launch in March 2014, faces criticism for using outdated military definitions of ethnicity amid ongoing regional conflicts.
The Griffin, a Swedish fighter jet, competes with America's F-18 Super Hornet Francis.
$60 billion in export earnings from new natural gas finds could transform Israel's energy independence and political relations in the region.
Significant events from September 2013 include China's urbanization, Lehman's legacy in the global economy, and Angela Merkel's victory in the German election.
Donald Trump imposes tariffs on steel and Luna, risking job losses and trade tensions.
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The Government suspends competition law to prioritize fuel deliveries amid panic buying.
Fukushima Daiichi's radiation and leaking water raise Olympic concerns for Tokyo's 2020 bid.
Full Harvest Marketplace connects Farms to buyers, reducing food waste and improving supply chains.
Australia's prime minister condemns a fake image posted by China of an Australian soldier.
German politicians pressure Nord Stream 2, with some wanting the project halted over Navalny's poisoning.
Nineteen countries make up the G20, with the European Union counted as the 20th member, reflecting a shift in global economic power.
Mental illness costs the global economy nearly $2.5 trillion a year, a figure expected to rise to $6 trillion over the next 12 years.
G7 finance ministers have literally just agreed to impose a price cap on Russian oil.
G7 finance ministers reach a historic tax deal to curb tech giants' tax avoidance.
The G7 summit in Canada faces trade tensions as Putin visits Austria and Apple unveils new gadgets.
Jeremy Grantham discusses the stock market bubble and what investors should do about it.
Jordan Belfort states that hedge funds have historically pressured small investors, but recent market dynamics have allowed average investors to gain an advantage.
China's garlic industry relies on prison labor, raising ethical concerns about sourcing.
Tim Davey will not resign over the Gary Lineker saga affecting BBC programming.
Gas flaring, a practice that releases over 400 million tons of CO2 annually, remains prevalent in the oil industry, with Russia and the U.S. among the top contributors.
Gas prices again reach near record highs as Russia cuts off Nord Stream supplies to Europe.
Germany faces gas rationing as Gazprom cuts deliveries via Nord Stream One pipeline.
Gazprom reduces daily gas deliveries via Nord Stream due to Siemens compressor repairs.
Gazprom cuts gas to Poland and Bulgaria over ruble payment demands from Putin.
