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Homeless individuals in Las Vegas navigate a harsh reality, battling societal neglect and law enforcement while striving to survive in a city known for its wealth.
Fossil fuel companies have historically cast doubt on climate change science, delaying critical action and contributing to the escalating environmental crisis.
The impact of silicon chip technology on employment raises critical questions about job displacement, professional evolution, and the need for adaptive attitudes in the workforce.
In 1931, Chicago lost an estimated $2 million in wages each day, contributing to the conditions that allowed fascist regimes to rise in Europe.
Bitcoin presents a potential alternative to traditional payment systems, with advocates highlighting its advantages in security and efficiency for online transactions.
Adventurous souls drive logging trucks through Gabon's most mysterious forests daily.
Six thousand two hundred Thai workers travel to Sweden each summer to harvest berries, often taking out loans to cover their expenses.
Alpina, based in Buchloe near Munich, specializes in enhancing BMW models like the B7 and XB7 through unique components and rigorous quality tests.
Frank R Bowerman Landfill in California, the 9th largest in the U.S., processes massive amounts of waste daily using advanced technology and generates significant revenue.
A gas-powered car is developed by Henry Ford during a time when Theodore Roosevelt becomes president after the assassination of William McKinley.
600 engineers and technicians at EFW will convert a 20-year-old Airbus A330 from passenger to cargo plane over the next few months.
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport handles 2 million passengers each week and employs 63,000 staff to manage its extensive operations.
Three Norwegian bloggers live as Cambodian sweatshop workers in Phnom Penh for a month.
Baby boomers face a precarious retirement landscape, with dwindling pensions and unstable 401(k) plans forcing many to work longer than expected.
Colombia exported 27% more emeralds in 2016 than in 2015, with 60% of those stones going to the United States.
Maikhuu, a truck driver on Mongolia's coal mining highway, grapples with the harsh realities of her job and its impact on her family's future and the environment.
A 12-hour test flight from Munich to Hong Kong puts the Airbus A350's advanced technology and performance to the test under real conditions.
In the world of luxury travel, one of the largest cruise ships reveals the intricate systems and operations that ensure its success and passenger satisfaction.
600 million barrels of oil were discovered offshore from Ghana in 2007, raising hopes for jobs and infrastructure in local fishing villages.
Germany generates around 1.8 million tons of electronic scrap each year, with old devices often discarded despite their potential value as raw materials.
A 57-meter-long chandelier will be the centerpiece of two luxury hotels in Doha, set to open in just under 12 weeks after 10 years of construction.
Young adults aged 16 to 34 are increasingly spending beyond their means on luxury items and experiences, driven by social media pressure and the desire to appear affluent.
Innovative companies like Patagonia, Studio XO, adidas, and Biocouture share insights on the future of clothing and sustainable fashion practices.
More than 20,000 people gathered at London's Wembley Arena on June 11, 2016, for a promotional event for the fraudulent cryptocurrency OneCoin.
Mobile phones, produced under harsh conditions in Chinese factories and dangerous mines in Africa, reveal the hidden human and environmental costs of the industry.
Forever chemicals, found in 97% of Americans' blood, contaminate farmland and food supply, raising urgent questions about government inaction on toxic sludge.
Industrial hybridization of fruits and vegetables has led to significant nutritional losses, with tomatoes losing over half of their vitamins and a quarter of their calcium.
Elite producers and suppliers craft opulent dining experiences for Britain's wealthiest, blending art and indulgence with extravagant meals and lavish gifts.
Dumitru Pop has carved over 45 unique wooden crosses in Sapânța's cemetery, each telling the story of the deceased with humor and honesty.
A 328-meter tall luxury hotel in Huaxi, China, mirrors the height of Beijing's tallest skyscraper and symbolizes the village's rapid economic growth.
A new 23-ton excavator is built in just 24 hours at Sany's factory in Lingang, which produces up to 40,000 excavators each year.
BMW's Berlin plant, a key site in motorcycle manufacturing, produces a diverse range of models, including the custom-built S 1000 RR Superbike.
In 1999, New York City lost 48 high-end vehicles in just six to eight weeks due to a sophisticated car theft ring led by Min Jin Yang.
John D. Rockefeller cornered 98% of the world's kerosene and oil production, becoming the richest man in America with a net worth of $225 billion today.
Eight to ten hours is the time it takes for truck driver Yakou to navigate the dangerous roads connecting remote villages in Ivory Coast.
For-profit adoption agencies in the U.S., particularly in Utah, face scrutiny over misconduct allegations and the controversial practice of "adoption tourism."
Porsche's Leipzig factory produces over 90,000 Macan vehicles annually, showcasing advanced mass production techniques and a commitment to environmental sustainability.
The billion-dollar divorce industry in the U.S. thrives on one million annual divorces, offering innovative alternatives and changing attitudes toward marriage.
Consumer culture's evolution reveals how an abundance of choices leads to decision fatigue, stress, and environmental impact, urging a shift towards mindful consumption.
Clive Sinclair, Peter Taylor, Joe Radley, Ivor Jackson, Nigel Fitzhugh, and Brenda Breakwell exemplify the challenges and rewards of becoming self-employed after job loss.
Airbus's factory in Hamburg-Finkenwerder employs over 16,000 workers to design and assemble advanced aircraft, supported by the Beluga cargo plane for logistics.
Food fraud includes horse-meat mislabeled as beef and diluted honey, impacting consumers.
WorldCom executives hid almost $4 billion in expenses, leading to the company's bankruptcy in 2002, the largest in U.S. history at that time.
Continental 3407's crash in Buffalo highlighted concerns among aviation insiders about the safety and capacity of a rapidly changing airline industry.
Wall Street's culture continues to prioritize risky trading practices, raising questions about the implications for the financial system and society.
For-profit universities have transformed American higher education, raising concerns about their value and the burden of student debt on vulnerable populations.
Cheap food in supermarkets often comes at a hidden cost, as exploited workers in Africa face dire conditions in the production of bananas, vegetables, and fish.
MSC Seaside, a massive cruise ship nearly a thousand feet long, exemplifies the engineering and operational complexities of modern maritime travel.
