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The army's takeover in Zimbabwe signals a potential end to Robert Mugabe's long rule.
The night train from Harare to Bulawayo illustrates the decline of Zimbabwe's economy, highlighting the challenges faced by vendors like Wisdom amid political change.
Robert Smart's family returns to their farm after eviction by Mugabe's government in June.
Zimbabwe's economy collapses as Emerson Manager Gua seeks help from Mutulu and faces food shortages.
Zimbabwe's bond note struggles as cash shortages and inflation complicate daily life.
Two opposing ideologies clash as Nick Gillespie and Bhaskar Sankara debate the future of the American economy in a comedy club setting.
At age six, Alejandra Rojas approved invoices at her father's desk, shaping her complex relationship with money and success.
Patrick Grove, co-founder and CEO of Catcha Group, shares essential strategies for creating a successful disruptive business at Wild Digital 2016.
Five experts discuss the challenges and realities of massive open online courses, which aim to provide free education to learners worldwide.
Richard Sylla discusses Alexander Hamilton's financial policies and their lasting influence on the modern economic system during a lecture at the National Archives.
Amazon holds only 1 percent of the world's retail business segment, according to CEO Andy Jassy in a recent interview.
1.4 million STEM jobs will be open next year, but only 400,000 candidates will have the necessary skills, according to Ardine Williams at Amazon.
Dave Limp discusses Amazon's partnership with many police forces for Ring doorbells.
Jeff Bezos's ambition to sell items beyond books included the idea of customers buying a kayak and accessing travel services through Amazon.
In the United States, Amazon accounts for over 50% of all online product searches, raising concerns about its market dominance and the need for transparency.
Amazon holds about four percent of the U.S. retail market, while Walmart is two and a half times larger, according to Jay Carney.
Jennifer Cast discusses Amazon's early days and its philosophy about profitability.
Randy Miller discusses Amazon's impact on third-party sellers and their complaints.
Amazon's early days focus on books, expanding into Europe and other product categories.
José Ramos-Horta states that Australia should retain command of peacekeeping operations in East Timor, opposing Malaysia's bid for leadership.
Andrew Alm last saw Mick Jagger in Buenos Aires in 1994, reflecting on the changing dynamics of music production and artist engagement.
Michael Moynihan discusses Silicon Valley's tech boom and its societal impacts in San Francisco.
Sali advises spending less than £20 on a single high-quality beauty product, like a red Chanel nail polish, instead of a large box set of items.
This week discusses instant wrinkle fillers and their honest approach to skincare.
Television content consumption is evolving as industry leaders from Rightster, Sky, BBC, UKTV, and Shazam explore the impact of new platforms on viewing habits.
By 2023, the number of registered digital nomads in the United States exceeded 17.3 million, marking a 137% increase in just four years.
Max Keiser presents a talk on corporations and the American School of Economics at the London Bitcoin Conference in 2012.
Mike Hearn discusses the transformative potential of Bitcoin and its applications for rebuilding the banking system at the 2012 London Bitcoin Conference.
Brittany Kaiser discusses Cambridge Analytica's misleading role in Brexit and her personal struggles.
At 12 years old, Karim Farug runs a 3D printing business that has attracted over 1,000 customers in less than a year using AI tools.
Meg Whitty discusses building trust in rural Iowa for sustainable aviation fuel solutions.
Ina von Spies trains SpinLab participants to present their ideas with unique styles.
Jonathan Freedland discusses democracy's crisis with experts from The Guardian.
Sei esperti discutono la settimana lavorativa di quattro giorni in Italia.
Paul Collier and Alex Andreou debate the impact of migration on developing countries.
Colin Farrell and John Lee Hancock discuss P.L. Travers's struggles and Disney's business vision.
Page Howe discusses the potential of emoji domains in Manchester, Tennessee, with VICE News.
Farfetch connects over 300 independent fashion retailers across 18 countries, allowing consumers to shop globally without leaving home.
Ahmad Mutaba Yasir, founder of SKILLABS, recounts his rise from Langrial to Lahore, highlighting key partnerships and the impact of his rural upbringing on his entrepreneurial success.
GoEuro's platform allows users to search for travel routes from any town, providing comprehensive details on total travel time and costs.
Hage Geingob speaks to the Confederation of British Industry during a 1992 diplomatic visit.
BYD, a leading Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, is rapidly advancing to become a formidable competitor to Tesla in the global market.
A business owner shares how motherhood reshapes her priorities and business operations.
Participants in a study involving stroke victims ended up with 133% more money than normal individuals due to their lack of emotional responses in decision-making.
Professor Jeffrey Sachs withdrew his candidacy for World Bank president after President Obama nominated Jim Kim, a leader in public health.
Mat Braddy explains the growth of the online takeaway business and Just Eat's future plans.
Patrick Grove, Co-Founder & Group CEO of Catcha Group, outlines his 5 P's of entrepreneurship during the Wild Digital Southeast Asia 2019 conference in Kuala Lumpur.
Social data serves as a key focus for media publishers seeking profitable business models, as discussed by industry experts at the Changing Media Summit 2013.
