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Up to 30 million Chinese are now jobless as factory closures rise, with one report estimating as many as 60,000 shutdowns in South China.
In China, 80% of children grow up abandoned as parents seek factory jobs in cities.
City Bank mistakenly transferred $900 million to creditors of Revlon instead of the intended $9 million, revealing ongoing issues with its risk management.
Developed countries, responsible for climate change, face criticism as poorer nations require $2 trillion annually for climate adaptation while funding gaps widen.
Coca Cola's presence in Mexico leads to water depletion and rising obesity rates.
Charlet Duboc examines coca farming's impact on Colombia's economy and society.
Guinea Bissau faces a drug epidemic after cocaine washes ashore, impacting its people.
College students, including Akayla Miller, demand refunds for disrupted education during the pandemic.
Colombia's war on drugs has intensified violence and economic despair, forcing rural peasants to cultivate narcotics amid ongoing turmoil and retaliation from cartels.
Two couples travel to India for surrogacy, with one paying $30,000 for a child while the surrogate receives $7,000 for her role in the process.
Each year, Osaka generates nearly $700 billion in goods and services, yet thousands of unemployed men in Kamagasaki struggle to find work.
In September 2009, the demand for mobile phones drives the exploitation of Coltan in Congo's war zone, where armed militias force children to mine under perilous conditions.
Some members of Congress seek to ban stock trading while in office amid public support.
Protests erupt in Tripoli as Lebanese face economic collapse worsened by COVID-19.
The COVID-19 pandemic highlights the financial dynamics of the vaccine industry, dominated by GlaxoSmithKline, Merck, Pfizer, and Sanofi, which control 90 percent of revenue.
Farmers face labor shortages as H-2A visa workers, including Dalbert, are delayed amid COVID-19.
Cardiff's coronavirus lockdown reveals the impact on families, as Christopher faces reduced hours at East Midlands Airport while navigating social distancing measures.
Claire Barrett and Andy Chamberlin discuss small business challenges with Sybil loans.
The Strait of Hormuz faces potential shipping disruptions due to the Iran conflict, risking a global food crisis and mass starvation, warns the United Nations.
The Iran war is disrupting global food supply chains, with the United Nations warning that rising costs could push an additional 45 million people into acute hunger.
Nigeria's February election may reshape its future amid economic and security crises.
Global energy markets are facing challenges from the Iran war, prompting discussions on whether Russia could stabilize the economy through renewed ties with the West.
The Iran war could lead to higher borrowing costs globally, impacting mortgages, loans, and credit as inflation and oil prices rise, warns the IMF.
Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz threatens to disrupt nearly 20 percent of the world's oil supply, potentially triggering a global recession.
Self-driving trucks are changing the labor market for long-haul truck drivers starting Tuesday.
The war on Iran has led to increased energy costs and shipping restrictions, jeopardizing global food security and fertilizer production, as discussed by experts like Mourad Wahba and Avinash Kishore.
Credit Suisse's crisis reveals a tale of finance gone wrong and historic scandals.
Millions of people face massive levels of personal debt and low savings, prompting a need for alternatives like local credit unions.
Europe confronts an energy crisis and economic challenges amid the Ukraine war and rising costs.
Crispin Odey's fall from grace reveals secrecy abuse in Britain's finance industry.
Leading voices discuss how regulators lost control of the $2 trillion cryptocurrency market.
1.7 million Filipinos use shabu, a drug trade valued at $8.4 billion, with 92% of Manila's barangay neighborhoods affected by illegal substances.
Ransomware attacks, exemplified by the case of Philipp Bosshard's company, reveal the organized structure of cybercriminals like the Lockbit gang and their extortion tactics.
91 volunteers form a network in St Just, Cornwall, to support neighbors during the COVID-19 lockdown as local economies face severe disruption.
Evo Morales plans to nationalise Bolivia's oil industry and transform the country's economy.
Ndeda Island's population has dropped from 6,000 in 1997 to just 2,400 today, largely due to the effects of AIDS in the fishing community.
The financial crisis in October 2008 forces families onto the streets in America.
A family business in the UK, founded by Vietnamese refugees, faces existential threats from rising rents and uncertainty over property bidding processes.
US higher education faces significant challenges from demographic declines, rising tuition, and the impact of artificial intelligence, exemplified by Hampshire College's potential closure.
In Mexico, avocado farmers face escalating violence and extortion from drug cartels seeking control over the booming avocado market driven by American demand.
The US labor market faces structural changes, with aging demographics and AI advancements complicating job prospects for new graduates, as discussed by Rob Matheson and experts from Georgetown University and the American Enterprise Institute.
Over 400 applications were submitted to Massachusetts' Cannabis Control Commission, but only four resulted in the opening of dispensaries.
Diane Abbott states that David Miliband declared £180,000 in campaign funds, while she reported only £1,700, raising concerns about financial influence in the election.
RTS investigates Valcambi's ties to dirty gold and its links to Kaloti in Dubai.
June Sarpong highlights the critical role of diversity in business success and confronts racism.
June Sarpong discusses her disability experience and the need for inclusion in business.
Sweden's recent law mandating cash acceptance highlights Europe's growing dependence on digital payment systems like Visa and Mastercard and raises questions about the future of cash.
On Tax Day, trillions flow into the US government, with significant allocations for war and defense contractors, raising questions about budget priorities and social services.
