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During the length of the film, nearly 13 million plastic bottles will have been sold by the Coca-Cola group throughout the world.
The panel discusses tourism recovery post-pandemic, focusing on Europe and insights from Jane in China.
Christine Lagarde discusses the ECB's response to COVID-19 with Rula Khalaf in London.
In Rankin Inlet, Captain Justin rushes to deliver an emergency generator while team dynamics shift as Jeremy trains a new employee amid financial pressures.
Taiwan accounts for 30% of the world's supply of microprocessors, a critical factor in the ongoing tensions between the United States and China.
In 10 years, the processing cost of a human brain may drop to about one dollar, raising questions about the future of intelligence and society.
Experts discuss the fallout of Putin's invasion of Ukraine in a subscriber event.
China's consumer electronics industry, responsible for 90% of global production, sees a worker poisoned by toxic chemicals every five hours, highlighting urgent labor reform needs.
Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) exploit British finance and offshore jurisdictions to launder wealth, prompting developing countries to seek the return of stolen assets.
Bitcoin has been a topic of discussion since its inception, with its price fluctuating wildly and capturing mainstream financial media attention.
86% of central banks are currently working on creating their own digital currencies, up from 65% in 2017.
In the chaotic world of US news coverage, The Scoop Hunters compete fiercely to capture sensational images from road accidents, fires, and police chases.
104,000 dollars in student loans burden one individual, reflecting the growing financial strain on students in a competitive global education market.
Liz Truss announces a U-turn on the 45p tax rate cut amid backlash from Michael Gove.
In 2008, 14,000 people were on the waiting list for a kidney transplant in France, while only 3,500 received one that year.
Global CO2 concentration reached 415 parts per million, prompting urgent discussions on the role of nuclear energy in reducing emissions and preventing climate change.
Last year, customs officers intercepted over 65 antiques trafficked from conflict zones, including items worth up to €250,000.
Over 8.3 million pounds from wealthy donors financed the Brexit campaign, raising questions about the influence of money in British politics.
Three female billionaires from China, the USA, and Russia are examined for their philanthropic motivations and the influence of their charitable actions on democracy.
In Bar-le-Duc, France, workers of a struggling knitting yarn company successfully bought it out, becoming their own bosses and raising questions about long-term viability.
Iowa has the nation's fastest growing cancer rate, which some residents link to rising nitrogen levels in farm runoff contaminating local water sources.
In Buffalo, the aviation fuel shortage forces Kelly to confront her future, while Jeremy's mistake jeopardizes his career and Scott faces unexpected challenges.
Escalating housing costs in cities like Berlin, Paris, and London are examined, revealing the impact of economic policies and demographic shifts across Europe.
After years of competition, Uber conceded defeat in Southeast Asia, transferring its assets and drivers to Grab, a startup that emerged just five years earlier.
China's push for technological independence under President Xi includes advancements in nuclear energy, green infrastructure, and food supply innovations like sea rice.
Washington has spent more on civilian aid to Afghanistan than on rebuilding all of Europe after the Second World War, yet results remain mixed.
In 2010, Olympus revealed 13 years of concealed accounting irregularities, leading to a significant corporate scandal that impacted its reputation and investor trust.
In a pivotal meeting at the White House, US President Donald Trump and Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi discussed energy partnerships, militia disarmament, and tensions with Iran.
Russian oligarchs face severe repercussions, including asset freezes and mysterious deaths, as the EU sanctions reshape their influence amid the Ukraine conflict.
2 million pigs were raised by traditional family farmers in North Carolina before being replaced by a factory system owned by a Chinese multinational corporation.
A 2,000-square-meter villa overlooking Lake Lugano houses Kola Aluko, a businessman accused of embezzling billions from Nigeria's oil wealth.
Warren Anderson evades accountability for the Bhopal gas tragedy in December 1984.
Four women pay $400 each to attend a dinner in Denver, where they confront their own racism and discuss the implications of white privilege.
Michael Moore expresses frustration over being barred from conducting a CNBC interview inside the New York Stock Exchange on October 24, 2011.
In the Jadar valley of Serbia, local villagers oppose Rio Tinto's lithium mining plans, supported by Serbian president Vučić and the European Union.
Syria has become a testing ground for Russia's military strategies since 2015, influencing the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and highlighting the role of Wagner Group.
In 2008, global financial markets faced unprecedented turmoil, prompting governments to implement massive bailouts and stimulus packages to stabilize economies.
In the UK, a billion-pound black market thrives on counterfeit designer goods, with young importers and sellers profiting from fake fashion and dangerous products.
Addison Lee, Britain's largest minicab firm, tests a scheme allowing parents to bring their babies to work, aiming to improve work-life balance amid high childcare costs.
In 2012, the Indian government suspended Kingfisher Airlines' operating permits, leading to the airline's eventual collapse amid financial mismanagement.
Buffalo Joe faces federal suspension after firing his flight attendant manager, impacting training for rampies and complicating a winter mission across Canada.
The global financial system's vulnerabilities are examined through the lens of past crises, including the 2008 collapse, rising debt, and increasing inequality.
The total value of all existing cryptocurrencies exceeds $2 trillion, reflecting a surge in interest and investment in digital currencies.
As air travel expands, insights from aviation insiders and psychologists reveal the increasing challenges and stressors faced by passengers and crew alike.
14 million people took a mortgage in the last three years, with 7 million expected to lose their homes due to rising interest rates.
Counterfeit goods, ranging from dangerous mobile phone batteries to fake pharmaceuticals, pose significant health risks and economic challenges, prompting investigations in China, Hong Kong, and Cambodia.
In West London, High Court enforcement agents confront a series of unpaid debts, including £1,800 in parking fines and £38,000 in legal fees, leading to tense negotiations.
A conflict over Taiwan could result in a $2 trillion loss for Europe's economy, surpassing the impacts of the 2008 financial crisis and the Covid-19 pandemic.
