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Patagonian Toothfish, prized as 'White Gold', faces potential extinction due to unregulated fishing amid rising global demand and dwindling fish stocks.
Shell’s refinery in Rotterdam processes crude oil into fuels while adapting to future energy demands.
Candidates for Congress often need to raise between $3 million and $5 million to be competitive in elections, according to city councilor Quinn Nestrom.
The gig economy, exemplified by platforms like Uber and DoorDash, is examined through personal stories of workers and insights from experts such as Alexandrea Ravenelle.
Angola's oil wealth, intended for national development, is instead fueling government corruption and widespread discontent among its citizens.
Moscow's elite celebrate a lavish launch party amidst a devastating economic crisis, highlighting the stark contrast between wealth and widespread despair.
George Washington's financial papers reveal how he transformed Mount Vernon into a thriving enterprise and laid the groundwork for the national economy.
Northern Ireland's tourism officials face the daunting challenge of promoting the region as a travel destination during the tumultuous period of the Troubles.
America's three million truckers form a vital community that embodies the American dream, facing challenges like labor shortages, long separations, and evolving regulations.
Bluefin tuna, once abundant, now faces extinction due to sushi demand, prompting efforts to balance industry jobs with sustainable fishing practices.
Avataq serves as a vital supply line for Canada's near-Arctic communities, transporting essential goods and equipment to remote northern regions.
South American immigrants, many undocumented, significantly contribute to Spain's thriving economy, raising questions about the impact of new legal status for migrants.
The creation of money and its implications are examined through a detailed analysis of the Western monetary system and its social effects.
Komi Agbokou, a trained chocolate maker and activist, advocates for Togo's cacao farmers to transform their beans into chocolate, challenging exploitative market practices.
Vintage films, documentaries, and newsreels from the Great Depression reveal the everyday experiences and struggles faced by the common man during this challenging era.
Delivery services have created a $100 billion industry, changing how people access food and transforming the restaurant business.
Economic globalisation faces critical scrutiny as the film examines its failures, the role of lending institutions, and the impact on various regions worldwide.
Vietnam's tobacco industry, dominated by government-owned Vinataba, produces 58 billion cigarettes annually, while British American Tobacco influences its market.
Mega Projects around the world require extensive planning and coordination to transport oversized cargo, highlighting the challenges faced by engineers and logistics teams.
The creation of money and its implications for the economy and society are examined through a critical analysis of the Western monetary system.
Robert Mugabe's security forces allegedly executed hundreds of miners in Zimbabwe's Marange diamond fields, raising serious concerns about the country's diamond trade.
Gold extraction reveals the stark contrast between large mining companies and small-scale miners, highlighting environmental and human rights issues in the industry.
Over 2% of Twitter users added laser eyes to their profiles during the pandemic, signaling their investment in cryptocurrency.
Michael Bloomberg, a media billionaire with a $5 billion fortune, shifts from Democrat to Republican in a controversial bid for New York Mayor amid money politics.
Luxury motorhomes are meticulously crafted in one of Europe's largest RV factories, where 1,500 employees transform raw materials into high-end vacation homes.
Sugar cartels have a complex history rooted in slavery and continue to wield significant political influence in contemporary society.
This video provides a detailed look at building the John Deere T670 combine harvester.
The industrialization of tomatoes, driven by companies like Heinz, has transformed them into a global commodity with significant economic and social implications.
The evolution of Band-Aid brand bandages transformed from cut-away designs to pre-packaged, sterilized products, establishing them as essential household items.
Addison Lee, a British taxi firm, tests a work-life balance initiative allowing parents to bring their babies to the office, assessing its impact on productivity.
Three billionaires, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, and Richard Branson, are competing in a new space race to make space travel accessible and colonize Mars.
In Le Mans, France, the high-tech factory of Claas assembles the Axion 960 Cemos using automation and robotics along a 500-meter production line.
Columbus, Mississippi, attracted $5 billion in investments over 12 years, marking a significant turnaround for the town's manufacturing sector.
Ethiopian farmers face displacement and unfulfilled promises of social services as foreign investments transform their fertile land into industrial agriculture.
Tobacco, a vital crop for Malawi's economy, generates 70% of exports yet leaves farmers struggling as child labor rises and profits vanish.
China's live-streaming industry captivates hundreds of millions daily, creating a unique online culture amid the absence of Western social media platforms.
A 200-year fund established by Benjamin Franklin aimed to lend money to young tradesmen in Boston and Philadelphia to help them start their businesses.
Norwegian Epic, a modern cruise ship, prepares for a week-long Caribbean voyage as it loads passengers and supplies in Miami.
Construction of the world's newest mega-cruiser is meticulously documented from keel-laying to sea trials, showcasing the intricate shipbuilding process.
Tiny satellites, like Planet's 'Dove', are set to revolutionize data collection and space exploration, raising concerns about space debris and privacy implications.
Concerns about newspaper ownership and editorial independence are examined through street interviews and a studio discussion featuring prominent media figures.
COVID-19 has severely impacted food production in Australia, the UK, and Germany, leading to labor shortages and heightened food insecurity worldwide.
Ancient Egypt's economic systems are examined to trace the evolution of capitalism, featuring insights from experts like Dr. Julianne Malveaux and Dr. Leonard Jeffries.
Sweden's economic resilience during the European debt crisis highlights how effective austerity measures, combined with public trust and transparency, can foster growth.
Lundin Oil faces allegations of facilitating war crimes in Sudan from 1997 to 2003, highlighted through three investigative reports that provide essential context.
More than 30,000 people are kidnapped globally each year, prompting insurance firms to develop Kidnap and Ransom policies for wealthy clients.
By November 2022, the cryptocurrency exchange FTX collapsed, leaving many investors questioning how they lost trust and money in the process.
Luigi Mangione's murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson highlights the moral complexities of corporate ethics and personal vendettas.
