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Dollar General expands rapidly, impacting local grocery stores in Kansas and beyond.
Dr. Diablo, Venezuela's debt collector, confronts debtors dressed as the Devil in 2003.
In 2005, six major pharmaceutical companies spent $20 billion on research and development but produced zero new FDA-approved drugs.
China's long-term strategy for embedding its industrial capacity in Europe and Latin America is examined through real footage and AI-generated visualizations.
Allseas seeks rare metals from deep-ocean nodules, driven by corporate greed and demand.
Minister Nicholas Kazadi discusses mining growth and local value in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Félix Tshisekedi discusses investment, Rwanda tensions, and his election at the FT Africa summit.
Duterte enforces free contraception in the heavily Catholic Philippines amid church opposition.
The European Central Bank's interest rate hike is a strategic response to inflation pressures resulting from the geopolitical fallout of the Iran war.
This week, DW Business Special discusses globalization's future amid global tensions.
Wall Street's significant role in campaign financing and its influence on regulatory frameworks are examined, highlighting the disconnect between government actions and citizens' needs.
Elisabeth Murdoch critiques News Corp's values while advocating for the BBC licence fee and emphasizing the need for ethical standards in media.
Elon Musk's promotion of electric vehicles through Tesla has significantly impacted environmental discussions, raising questions about the sustainability of battery materials like nickel and cobalt.
Jerome Powell's policies create financial mania, raising concerns about an epic mistake ahead.
A wedding in Dubai in 2017 at the Burj Al Arab hosted key members of the Dubai super cartel, who control a third of Europe's cocaine market.
Ebola killed close to 4,000 people in Sierra Leone, but Karma Cola aims to support local communities by ethically sourcing cola nuts from Boma village.
An area the size of Britain has been allocated to foreign corporations in Ethiopia over the last three years for large-scale agricultural production.
The EU agrees to a voluntary 15% gas cut amid reduced supplies from Russia.
Gabriel Felbermayr, an economist advising the German government, discusses strategies for Europe to address its trade imbalance with China, particularly affecting the car industry.
Europe faces heating challenges as Russia's gas supply remains uncertain this summer.
Socratis navigates life as a goat farmer in divided Cyprus, facing challenges from her Turkish Cypriot husband.
Riga, Latvia's capital, reflects on the impact of EU membership since 2004, highlighting economic growth, the 2008 crisis, and the lives of its 2.2 million residents.
94 alleged members of the Cosa Nostra mafia were arrested in January 2020 for a multi-million euro fraud involving European Union agricultural subsidies.
New data indicates that the eurozone may be experiencing economic growth, but high energy prices and geopolitical tensions pose significant risks to recovery.
Northvolt's insolvency highlights Europe's struggles in EV battery manufacturing amid rising competition from China and challenges in scaling production.
This story examines Evergrande's impact on the Chinese economy and its property sector.
The video discusses the competition between Airbus and Boeing in the aviation industry.
A bridge in Nairobi connects Kangemi slum to the city, but faces demolition soon.
Bodyguards for Bollywood's biggest stars can earn more than $300,000 a year, reflecting a booming personal security industry amid growing inequality.
In Ischgl, a fully booked resort pays them peanuts while workers express mixed feelings about exploitation.
A Swiss banker hands over documents to Julian Assange, revealing attempts by wealthy leaders to evade tax payments and engage in money laundering.
More than 3 million tourists visit Cancun each year, while some women there become surrogates for couples from the United States and Europe.
Natural gas has been recovered from close to 10,000 wells in Pennsylvania, raising concerns about environmental damage and health risks in the community.
A former Facebook insider reveals ignored warnings about data safety in a FRONTLINE interview.
Scammers exploit crypto hype, causing many to lose millions through fake investment platforms.
Kevin Warsh's appointment as Chairman of the Federal Reserve raises questions about the central bank's independence amid inflation and political pressure from President Trump.
Sophie, CEO of Kuna Medical, meets female entrepreneurs in Jakarta to discuss gender inequality and the need for empowerment in the tech industry.
Six to nine million feral hogs roam the U.S., causing about 1.5 billion dollars in damage each year, with Texas facing the largest impact.
The 2026 FIFA World Cup, hosted by the USA, Mexico, and Canada from June 11 to July 19, raises questions about its financial success and political implications, including Donald Trump's involvement.
FIFA Chief Football Officer Jill Ellis discusses ticket prices, revenue expectations, and the growth of soccer ahead of the World Cup with Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly.
Over 100 workers at St. Mary's Hospital are voting to strike for equal pay and conditions with NHS staff.
Terry Green phoned 54 insurance companies, all of which denied him coverage after he switched his address to a gypsy site.
More than a third of Malaysia's gross domestic product relies on undocumented migrants, who often work in dirty, dangerous, and demeaning jobs.
Firestone makes a deal with Taylor to restore operations in Liberia amid financial struggles.
The IMF warns that Germany and Italy face recession as global growth declines in 2023.
Inflation in Russia rose 35% in one week, leading to panic buying and food shortages as the economy spiraled into crisis.
Fiona Hill warns of a renewed Russian assault on Kyiv and Putin's ongoing ambitions.
Veronica Kronvall faces health issues and property loss due to fracking in north Texas.
