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A dam accident in Brumadinho, Brazil, resulted in the tragic loss of at least 58 lives and raised concerns about mining safety and corporate responsibility at Vale.
Jonathan Guthrie explains stock valuations and equity trades in London's financial district.
The Saudis consider selling shares in Saudi Aramco, valued at 2.5 trillion dollars.
Venezuela's crisis deepens amid political turmoil and economic collapse, as reported by the Financial Times.
Venezuela's economy struggles as fluctuating oil prices impact its financial stability.
Venezuelans face severe shortages of essentials as bondholders worry about debt repayment.
Venezuela embarks this week on an economic overhaul amid hyperinflation under Nicolas Maduro.
Nicolas Maduro's response to US sanctions targeting his wife and allies underscores the escalating tensions between Venezuela and the United States over economic governance.
Venezuelan unrest follows Nicolas Maduro's narrow election victory over Ricky Capriles.
Empresas Polar employs 30,000 workers and won the Developing Markets award at the Business Awards for its commitment to the Venezuelan community.
Vertical farming in Berlin addresses food production for more than 6.5 billion people globally.
Vertu offers uniquely bling smartphones with luxury features and high price tags.
John Authers examines whether ethical investors can achieve better financial returns than traditional investors in sectors like alcohol, gambling, and arms.
Vietnam faces unrest as protests turn violent, impacting Taiwanese and Chinese businesses.
Vinyl records see a resurgence, with Pallas in Diepholz pressing for international artists.
Violence erupts in Bangladesh as protests threaten the January election and the garment industry.
CES 2018 showcases Amazon's Alexa and the rise of smart speakers in consumer electronics.
Oculus and Sony showcase advancements in virtual reality at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Mike Rowe visits an onion factory, bringing tears and nostalgia for Dirty Jobs.
Ian Taylor discusses Vitol's challenges and oil market outlook at the Global Summit.
Vivendi faces pressure from American investors to distribute its 16 billion euros in cash.
Volkswagen faces leadership turmoil as Martin Winterkorn and Ferdinand P clash over authority.
Volkswagen's share price fell nearly 20%, losing about 6 billion euros in value after accusations of deceiving US regulators about diesel emissions.
Volkswagen settles for over 1 billion dollars with US diesel car owners in California.
Volvo Cars announces a transition to electric motors for all models starting in 2019, becoming the first traditional automaker to phase out internal combustion engines.
Cara Volvo tests self-parking cars and advanced Technologies near Gothenburg, Sweden.
Ursula von der Leyen calls for a policy shift in EU-China relations while maintaining ties.
Volkswagen faces scrutiny after the EPA reveals emissions cheating in 10,000 cars, including Porsche Cayenne.
New York's Wall Street faces market volatility ahead of Valentine's Day inflation report.
Wall Street faces losses after the US equity market's worst drop in six years.
Wall Street forecasts echo past predictions, anticipating inflation and Treasury yield increases.
Walmart's upcoming results follow its merger of Asda with Sainsbury and a $16 billion acquisition of Flipkart, while Venezuela's presidential elections face international scrutiny.
Mukesh and Anil Ambani's feud over Reliance Industries began after their father's death in 2002, leading to a split in the conglomerate in 2005.
This DW Business Special highlights Europe's cost of living crisis amid rising energy prices.
Coca-Cola and Pepsi halt operations in Russia as sanctions impact the economy and citizens leave.
Russia claims countries that take unfriendly steps face economic issues due to their own mistakes.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky addresses the UK House of Commons, urging for a no-fly zone and highlighting the critical situation in Mariupol.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway thrives through strategic investments and insurance premiums.
Accountants in America are becoming key players in addressing climate change and ESG issues.
Mike Beets struggles to maneuver his 15-ton semi-truck up Hunker Summit, facing a steep incline and slippery conditions.
The Colorado River faces a crisis as water rights and climate change threaten its future.
Almost 800,000 people in the UK have been vaccinated against COVID-19 as the Prime Minister announces a significant trade deal with the EU.
Experts are invited to share their specialised knowledge on a noisy internet platform.
Chinese smugglers attempt to bring 300,000 fake Nike sneakers into New Jersey for resale.
The euro hits parity with the U.S. dollar, raising inflation concerns in Europe.
Dr. Dina is the first woman in Southern California to start a medical cannabis doctor's office and dispensary.
The Financial Times discusses Brexit's impact and Nike's upcoming results this week.
The UK prepares for a crucial EU referendum vote on Thursday with significant economic implications.
