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Federal agencies are trained on the OMB/NARA M-12-18 directive for managing government records and receive updates on NARA's support processes.
UK finance minister Rachel Reeves outlines her strategy to address the energy crisis resulting from the ongoing war in Iran.
Dmitri Gishon, co-founder of Mailroot Group, operates a tech empire in Moscow that controls the three largest Russian social networking sites.
In the logistics industry, Israeli and Palestinian women collaborate to assist Palestinian businessmen in navigating the challenges posed by the Israeli occupation.
In central Brittany, France, a booming job market exists alongside a severe shortage of affordable housing, leaving many local workers without suitable accommodations.
Five new distilleries are planned for Islay, raising concerns about the island's infrastructure and community sustainability amid a whisky boom.
Multinational corporations manipulate global food production and distribution, prioritizing profit over quality and sustainability, as revealed by journalist Élise Lucet.
Mica mining in India, often conducted illegally, exposes workers to hazardous conditions while supplying the beauty industry with essential materials.
Corruption among Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) is examined, highlighting their use of the British financial system and offshore jurisdictions to conceal wealth.
Emerald mine workers in Colombia face stark inequalities as they navigate a lucrative global trade dominated by wealthy barons and high-profile figures like Julia Roberts.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming industries, prompting Anne-Marie Tomchak to explore the potential impact of automation on the job market through interviews with experts like Martin Ford.
Over the next 5 to 20 years, significant changes in the nature of work will reshape industries from consulting to manufacturing.
Evergrande, once the world's most indebted developer, amassed $300 billion in debt, reflecting the precarious state of China's real estate market.
Les Personnes Politiquement Exposées (PPE) exploitent les juridictions offshore britanniques pour blanchir des fonds, tandis qu'un pays en développement cherche à récupérer des richesses volées.
The Emissions Cheating Scandal reveals German automotive companies' emissions cheating and its impact.
HSBC, a major global financial institution, has faced allegations of tax evasion and money laundering for drug cartels, notably in a 2012 scandal involving Mexican and Colombian operations.
Britain's black market thrives on counterfeit goods, with organized crime networks facilitating the production and distribution of fake luxury and everyday items.
In Sierra Leone, a miner struggles to support his family on less than 3 dollars a day while industry leaders and geologists navigate the complex diamond trade.
Toronto is fast earning the reputation of being Canada's worst landlord amid a shortage of adequate public housing in its largest cities.
Three family estates remain on the Pomerol plateau, as wealthy investors increasingly buy up vineyards in the Bordeaux region.
The global art market was valued at $67.8 billion in 2022, yet women artists face an 18% gender pay gap in Germany and 30% in the performing arts.
$150 million has been invested by Cobalt Metals in Zambia to develop one of the world's richest copper deposits, crucial for the energy transition.
Over 100 missions to the Moon are planned before 2030, as the United States and China lead a new space race for lunar resources.
One out of every four Americans is projected to work for Amazon in the coming years, as labor movements push for better rights and protections.
Jack Ma's Ant Group faced a sudden halt to its record-setting IPO due to a clash between the Chinese government and the financial market.
Ade Adepitan provides a comprehensive guide to the cryptocurrency market, examining its risks, trends, and potential scams amid its growing popularity.
Donald Trump's return to the White House has seen an aggressive protectionist trade policy, marked by significant tariffs and economic pressure on various countries.
Data collected by smartphone apps is sold in a global marketplace, revealing a lucrative and unregulated system that infringes on user privacy.
The 2026 World Cup in North America highlights the economic benefits and costs associated with hosting the tournament, revealing the complex dynamics of profit and investment.
In Andorra, a private bank was targeted by the Spanish, American, and Andorran governments in efforts to dismantle the Catalan independence movement, resulting in the loss of over one billion euros from innocent families' savings.
Agencies are guided on preparing transfer requests in the updated ERA 2.0 system during a webinar held on October 25, 2023.
Bankers and investment executives reflect on their roles in the 2008 financial crisis, examining the moral failures and systemic issues that led to global economic turmoil.
Global financial systems and strategies are examined through a series of documentaries focused on economy and finance topics by Moconomy®.
Executive branch entities and stakeholders gather to explore products and services developed for the Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) Program.
Small business bankruptcies are rising across Europe, with Stoke-on-Trent's ceramics industry and German enterprises facing significant closures and economic challenges.
Johnny Depp's legal battle against his financial managers reveals details about his extravagant spending, lawsuits, and personal finances, analyzed by legal experts Danielle and Andy Mayoras.
A collection of documentaries examines the complex relationships between wealth, technology, and global crises impacting economies around the world.
Paul Krugman argues that a 15 percent increase in military spending during World War II was necessary to restore full employment, a scale not seen in current economic responses.
AOL had 35 million subscribers in 1998, a stark drop to 4 million today, reflecting major changes in the tech industry.
Ukraine has lost around 27% of its pre-war workforce since the conflict began, forcing many women into new roles to support the economy.
Corruption among Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) in Pakistan highlights the challenges of recovering stolen wealth from British offshore jurisdictions.
Venezuela's oil sanctions have led to the collapse of PDVSA, the rise of ghost tankers, and a complex web of hidden intermediaries affecting its vast resources.
Eleven communities once populated Fogo Island, which faced near resettlement during the 1960s and '70s amid changes in the fishing industry.
Sri Lanka's 2022 default on foreign debt highlights the human cost of bankruptcy, the origins of bad debt, and the challenges of securing an IMF bailout.
The 2008 financial crisis prompted global market crashes and government bailouts, raising questions about the long-term effects of these interventions on economic stability.
Pakistan's debt crisis, exacerbated by climate change and influenced by China's Belt and Road initiative, reflects a broader global trend affecting 70 countries.
Unemployment is projected to rise by about one million people in the next 100 days, according to a panel discussion featuring economic experts.
At the Leichhardt Bus Depot in Sydney, mechanics race against time to repair two buses before the morning rush hour begins.
