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Australia's largest hydro power station, located in Tasmania, is executing a critical valve replacement to ensure operational efficiency and safety.
Pioneers of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency envision a future shaped by virtual realities and digital economies, raising questions about societal impacts.
Lindores Construction Logistics has one day to relocate a massive tower crane at the Queens Wharf development in Brisbane, Australia.
Federal agencies aim to fill positions within 80 days as part of a reform initiative led by the Obama Administration and the Office of Personnel Management.
As Bitcoin's value surged during the crypto-mania of the early 2020s, investors flocked to the market in search of unprecedented profits.
Blockchain technology, introduced by bitcoin, has the potential to radically transform various aspects of society, including governance and work structures.
At Murray 1, Snowy Hydro's second largest power station, engineers are reassembling a massive power turbine after discovering extensive cracking in the top cover.
A carrot that travels 3,000 miles to reach a supermarket is less flavorful and carries a long-term cost to the environment, according to chef Dan Barber.
Fresh flowers from the Netherlands and cherries from New Zealand are transported to Singapore for Valentine's Day and Chinese New Year, showcasing the complexities of air cargo logistics.
James discusses Hewlett-Packard's CEO firing at the New Yorker Festival.
Changi Airport's customer service teams navigate passenger issues while Cisco security patrols the premises and new Singapore Airlines staff undergo training.
China's Belt and Road Initiative is examined through two routes from Kyrgyzstan to Duisburg, revealing its geopolitical strategies and impact on global trade.
The Q&A session features Jamie Bartlett, Dag Mykland, Bår Tyrmi, Bjørn Bjercke, Mufti Amjad, and Jonatan Wigerup discussing the OneCoin scam and cryptocurrency.
Michelle Shranker's investigation into her husband Marcus's faked death reveals his affair and intertwines with Mark Hoffman's Mormon Document Discoveries.
Stephanie Kelton discusses the need for significant government intervention in response to the economic crises exposed by the coronavirus pandemic.
Marcus fakes his own death in an airplane disappearance after his wife Michelle confronts him about his affair with an airport worker.
Lloyds Banking Group PLC, under CEO Antonio Horta-Osorio, achieved a profit of £900 million after a government bailout.
Fabian Tillman's arrest for tax evasion disrupts his global porn empire in this series.
Pushkin, a charming fugitive and the host's father, navigates a life of evasion from Neon Ham Media and Sony Music Entertainment while connections to drug trafficking emerge through businessman Angel's dealings in Brooklyn.
Two Financial Times journalists reveal how a family in Ohio shaped the porn industry.
Every year in Britain, over 20,000 properties are illegally occupied by squatters, leading to costly eviction battles for landlords.
Pushkin's murder in Amsterdam reveals a drug cartel's reach from Dublin to Dubai.
Pod Meets World features Danielle Fishel, Will Friedle, and Ryder Strong discussing Boy Meets World.
The agency faces a crisis as four temp workers miss work, leaving Jane and Carlos under pressure.
The murder of Pushkin in Amsterdam reveals a drug cartel's web from Dublin to Dubai.
Stephanie Kelton, a Professor of Economics at Stony Brook University, discusses inflation, labor shortages, and economic policies with Mike Moore, critiquing the Congressional Budget Office's influence on Democratic agendas.
This episode discusses the rivalry between MindGeek and WGCZ in the porn industry.
In Las Vegas, porn moguls confront industry challenges at a flagship conference in 2012.
The investigation looks into how OnlyFans changed financial power in the porn industry.
FRONTLINE and ProPublica unveil the ties between Firestone and Liberian warlord Charles Taylor.
$400 million in profit was reported by various entities during the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, raising questions about disaster economics.
The original vote to leave the EU caused the pound to drop by about 10%, raising inflation by 2-3% and making imports more expensive.
In Ghana, local chocolatiers are creating high-quality chocolate from bean to bar, aiming to reclaim cocoa production and highlight the country's role in the industry.
Onecoin, a cryptocurrency scheme led by Ruja Ignatova, defrauded investors worldwide, leaving a trail of financial ruin before Ignatova's mysterious disappearance.
Gary Stevenson, a former Citibank trader and member of Patriotic Millionaires, advocates for a wealth tax to address rising economic inequality and wealth concentration.
Amazon's largest fulfilment center in the UK is examined through an undercover investigation that highlights the complexities of logistics and technology in e-commerce.
Abraham Shafi, founder of the social media site IRL, is accused of faking 95% of his user base while securing $1.5 billion in investments.
2,000 jobs were lost when Coca-Cola closed seven plants in Eastern Germany, raising concerns about the company's impact on local communities.
A participant at the Conservative Party conference warns that the British economy could resemble a car wreck without proper care during Brexit negotiations.
Maran Maneshi fights to save Hotel Ravi amid Iran's economic crisis and protests.
Germany's economy weakens amid high energy prices and rising populism after the Ukraine war.
The video discusses the unique factors behind the current global recession affecting Europe and China.
On February 24, 2022, Russian troops launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, attacking cities including Kyiv, Odessa, and Kharkiv with rockets.
The discussion highlights how non-participation in healthcare raises costs for others.
Haji Bashir Noorzai, a key figure in Afghanistan's heroin trade, operates amidst a thriving opium market in Kandahar, largely overlooked by American forces.
Afghani men risk their lives as amateur emerald miners in Afghanistan's harsh economy.
A third of Afghanistan's population lives below the poverty line, while the unregulated emerald trade could generate $1 trillion for the country.
Ethiopia's Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam, Africa's largest, is generating surplus electricity for Kenya while over half of Ethiopia's population remains without reliable power.
