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During the length of this film, nearly 13 million plastic bottles will have been sold by the Coca-Cola group throughout the world.
Florian Homm, once a millionaire, now claims to be a Catholic while on the FBI's Most Wanted list.
Clinton emphasizes the need for more local candidates to run for positions like city council and school board to counter organized movements on the right.
The AI revolution poses challenges for cities and economies, as experts like Jeremy Kahn and Mike McDonough discuss the need to address inequalities and prepare for an aging population.
The Mediterranean is becoming increasingly dangerous, with many people risking their lives to reach Spain, where foreign migrants often work for just a few euros an hour.
Low-cost fashion has led to nearly 56 million tonnes of clothing sold annually, raising urgent concerns about environmental sustainability and consumer habits in Europe.
Kym and Ashley investigate a businesswoman's loss of sixty thousand pounds to a fake online lover.
Scott Galloway discusses the concentration of wealth, the decline of the middle class, and the influence of big tech on capitalism with Shane Smith.
Charles Kriel, a specialist advisor to the UK Parliament, examines how Cambridge Analytica's microtargeting platform exploits vulnerable individuals in US churches for far-right political gain.
Nine families across the UK struggle to make ends meet, with one father and son facing homelessness after losing a full-time job five months ago.
Nick Paumgarten hosts a panel with Robert Schiller and Nassim N. Taleb, who both predicted the financial collapse before it occurred.
Ian Bremmer analyzes the ongoing Iran crisis, highlighting its economic implications, the impact of drone warfare, and the potential for global economic instability.
14 million people took a mortgage in the last three years, with an estimated seven million facing the risk of losing their homes.
High Court enforcement agents in West London confront a debtor's web of lies while attempting to recover nearly £22,000 in unpaid debts.
A panel at the National Geographic Explorers Festival discusses the growing reliance on plastics and the need for innovative solutions to address pollution.
Harry Wallop reveals how less costs more in Britain's soaring food prices before Christmas.
A 300% increase in heroin entering Europe has been linked to instability from the failed war in Afghanistan and evolving drug trafficking routes.
Around 2 and a half years of research tracked how Russia uses shadow tankers to bypass oil sanctions and fund its military efforts in Ukraine.
Billions of dollars worth of gold is smuggled out of Africa, primarily heading to the United Arab Emirates, Moscow's closest ally in the Middle East.
High Court Enforcement Agents Gary and Connor attempt to recover a £47,000 debt from a South East London tenant who has not paid rent in three years.
A team in Malartic, Quebec, relocates over 170 homes to access an estimated $7 billion worth of gold buried beneath the town.
Chinese entrepreneurs seek opportunities in Afghanistan under Taliban rule after August 2021.
In the wake of the Eurozone crisis, Harald Schumann investigates how billions in bailout funds primarily benefit banks in Germany and France rather than struggling nations like Greece and Ireland.
China's Belt and Road Initiative aims to invest about $90 trillion in infrastructure over the next 15 years, primarily in emerging markets and developing countries.
Kazi Rahman, a Bangladeshi-British entrepreneur, aims to launch Britain's first Sharia friendly airline after years of building a successful perfume business.
A hotel owner faces escalating tensions and police involvement as bailiffs attempt to recover an £80,000 debt owed to his ex-girlfriend.
On average, children tested in the film had 40 different pesticides present in their hair, raising concerns about health risks linked to chemical exposure.
One quarter of the world's nickel deposits are located in New Caledonia, where mining operations have been ongoing for several hundred years.
In Mubende, 4,000 Ugandans are evicted for a coffee plantation by the Neumann group in 2001.
In Niger, a military coup interrupts an investigation into gold mining's role in terrorism, while cryptocurrency scams and Peruvian counterfeiting are also examined.
A leak of 13.5 million documents from the Appleby law firm reveals how wealthy individuals and corporations use offshore finance to evade taxes.
A 500 million euro yacht, Azzam, measures 180 meters and belongs to the Emir of Abu Dhabi, symbolizing the competition among the ultra-wealthy for luxury vessels.
High Court Enforcement Agents Stewart and Elmore confront hostility while collecting debts, including a significant £30,000 owed by a renowned Formula One team.
Smart homes pose a threat to our lives as the Internet invades everything around us.
Nas discusses his transition from hip-hop artist to tech investor at TechFest, emphasizing the importance of understanding business in the evolving landscape of music and technology.
In Manchester, High Court Enforcement Agents Stewart and Ian tackle a £400,000 debt, while in Kent, Gary and Connor face emotional challenges reclaiming £11,000 in unpaid rent.
More than 100 million blood donations were collected worldwide in 2015, yet the industry increasingly relies on paid donors in poorer neighborhoods.
Coca-Cola faces scrutiny over its commitment to a 'World Without Waste' amid plastic pollution.
In the late 1990s, Unocal's vice president, Mary Miller, secretly invited Taliban leaders to the company's headquarters in Sugarland, Texas, to discuss a pipeline project.
High Court Enforcement Agents Stewart and Elmor pursue a businessman in court for an £18,000 loan he refuses to repay, amid escalating tensions.
Philips recorded $20 billion in sales in 2016 after shifting its focus from lighting to healthcare, addressing major global health challenges.
Panama's canal connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans but faces drought-related challenges.
Yi Yeting fights for better conditions in China's electronics industry while battling leukemia.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi promotes India's trade in Germany, aiming for superpower status.
After a heated argument with Joe, engineer Juan quits his job at Buffalo Airways, leaving cargo manager Kelly to navigate staffing challenges while pilots Scott and Jeremy pursue new flying opportunities.
Transport for London receives 8,000 calls and 1,500 emails every three days from commuters expressing dissatisfaction with the city's transport services.
Jane Vincent's recruitment agency in Bradford requires a monthly profit of £35,000 to survive as her team faces the pressures of a competitive job market.
Experienced agent Stewart and trainee Iain confront a builder over £3,000 owed for a botched job, while Del and Dael face a debtor's hostility over £2,500 owed to a frozen food company.
