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Lord Thomson, a Canadian press tycoon from Timmins, Ontario, reflects on his influential career in publishing and media that earned him wealth and a baronetcy in England.
A group of Maine dairy farmers collaborates to establish a milk company, facing the risks and challenges that could determine their business's future.
China's rapidly expanding skiing industry attracts international skiers and investors, with numerous resorts opening to meet the growing demand for winter sports.
Privatised prisons in South Africa aim to transform overcrowded facilities into effective rehabilitation centres, raising questions about their practicality and cost.
A couple takes their wedding photographer to the high court over a refund dispute, while sheriffs enforce payment for an unfairly dismissed cleaner.
Amsterdam's cycling infrastructure, contributing approximately €19 billion annually to the economy, exemplifies a strategic response to urban space limitations and environmental challenges.
Lab-grown human skin is transforming treatment for severe burns in Switzerland, where significant investments fuel advancements in science and technology.
Systemic barriers, societal expectations, and financial literacy challenges contribute to women's ongoing struggles with financial independence and wealth creation in the United States.
A 180-meter yacht named Azam, owned by the Emir of Abu Dhabi, costs €550 million and represents the peak of luxury in the billionaires' yacht race.
1.4 billion cars exist worldwide, with Jay Leno discussing his collection and the financial aspects of classic car ownership in Burbank, California.
Half of every transaction involves money in exchange for goods or services, raising questions about the future of currency in a digital age.
Young super-rich influencers have transformed their passions into profitable careers, reshaping modern celebrity culture through the power of social media.
Wally Amos, at 81 years old, reflects on his life and the cookies that have been a part of him since he first tasted chocolate chip cookies at age 12.
Bayer's pesticides, long criticized for their harmful effects on bees and the environment, face scrutiny as threadworms emerge as a safer alternative.
Itamar Rose meets with viral video stars to learn what makes a video achieve 100 million views while grappling with the challenges of content creation.
Percy and Beverly Evans, once part of Milwaukee's middle class, now struggle to survive on $8 an hour after losing stable jobs due to the city's industrial collapse.
Asbestos exposure in South Africa has led to a surge in compensation claims from miners and workers, prompting global lawsuits against mining companies for environmental harm.
Social media algorithms and disinformation campaigns have transformed outrage into a profitable industry, impacting democracy and public trust globally.
Global finance and power dynamics are examined through the lens of major economic events and influential figures shaping the modern economy.
Danny and Carrie, two first-time buyers, attempt to flip a £150,000 bungalow in Anglesey, Wales, facing severe structural issues and a £194,000 total investment.
Ikea harvests only 1% of the forest each year while replanting two trees for every tree cut down, raising concerns about its environmental impact.
Mark Cuban transformed his passion for basketball into a multi-billion dollar business empire, exemplified by his ownership of the Dallas Mavericks and diverse investments.
Obesity affects 40% of South Africa's population, prompting a surge in weight loss companies despite free government resources for healthy living.
Local inhabitants in South Africa confront multinational water companies over privatization, often resorting to unsafe canal water amid their struggle for access.
Johannesburg International Airport faces significant security challenges due to organized crime and corruption, prompting extensive reforms ahead of the 2010 football world cup.
European dependence on Russian gas raises concerns about energy prices being used as a political weapon by President Putin to assert Russian dominance.
Scandinavia's readiness for Bitcoin serves as the focal point of a road movie exploring the implications of blockchain technology and digital currency.
At the Monaco Yacht Show, multimillionaires compete to acquire increasingly extravagant mega yachts featuring private submarines, helipads, and bulletproof glass.
Microfinance schemes in Mali have transformed lives by enabling villagers like Mama Coulibaly to start businesses and improve their economic prospects.
Taxation policies in Canada are examined through various lenses, including income tax, carbon pricing, municipal finances, and energy costs, raising questions of fairness versus extraction.
Rare gemstones are extracted through complex processes, ultimately reaching the market where they can be sold for prices as high as £500,000.
Multinationals' claims of achieving 'net zero' often rely on questionable carbon offsetting practices, raising concerns about greenwashing and environmental impact.
Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, believed to hold vast oil reserves, faces environmental concerns and political debates over drilling rights and conservation.
Blockchain technology offers a potential foundation for decentralized governance and transparency, while raising concerns about manipulation by mega-corporations.
Bitcoin, the first decentralized digital currency, challenges traditional financial systems by offering users control over their funds and privacy, while raising questions about its future viability.
Women are increasingly investing in the stock market, yet many still lack confidence in financial decision-making, as highlighted by a Fidelity report.
Accidental inventions, including the teabag and the gin and tonic, reveal how chance events can transform everyday experiences and societal norms.
Warren Buffett's investment strategies, including a pivotal five-billion-dollar stake in Goldman Sachs during the 2008 financial crisis, illustrate his philosophy of patience and value.
Learn About Ethereum, the hottest cryptocurrency around, and its significant history.
The evolving landscape of technology significantly influences global finance, as explored through strategies and systems employed by industry experts.
Boeing's 737-Max aircraft faced five catastrophic crashes between 2018 and 2022, leading to a significant loss of public trust and scrutiny of the company's safety practices.
Ghanaian farmers face significant challenges as subsidized American maize floods local markets, undermining their livelihoods and complicating export opportunities.
Swansea fashion designer Alex Pike showcases his catwalk at Cannes Film and Fashion Week, while 19-year-old Forex trader Ash shares his lucrative daily earnings.
Impoverished oil-producing communities in Nigeria face environmental devastation and corporate neglect, leading to escalating tensions and demands for justice against Shell.
Fracking, a controversial method of extracting oil and gas from shale, raises significant environmental and health concerns as it transforms residential areas into industrial zones.
The total value of all the world's money is about 120 trillion dollars, with cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology challenging traditional financial systems.
Today, 25 percent of international finance is conducted on British territory, with nearly half of the world's offshore wealth hidden in its jurisdictions.
Japan has 1.5 million retail traders known as "Mrs. Watanabe," who began speculating in the foreign exchange market after the 1990s financial crisis.
