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China's economy shows a 5 percent growth in early 2026, but faces challenges from weak domestic consumption and a shrinking population amid the Iran war's impact on global energy markets.
7,000 people are employed by a fourth-generation Italian family business that sold $1.2 billion worth of clothes and accessories last year.
Advocates debate if capitalism is compatible with climate action and economic growth.
Europe faces a potential energy crisis as the war in Iran disrupts supply through the Strait of Hormuz, exacerbating low gas reserves and rising prices.
Germany faces increasing domestic discontent and failed diplomatic efforts, highlighted by a recent poll showing economic concerns and a lost bid for a UN Security Council seat.
Iran's economy faces severe challenges from US and Israeli attacks amid ongoing conflict, yet oil revenues provide a crucial financial buffer for the regime.
Poland was the only EU country whose economy continued to grow uninterrupted through the recent financial crisis.
Christy and Miguel discuss Russia's strategies to circumvent Western sanctions amid the Ukraine war.
Europe faces an energy crisis due to The Fallout from Russia's war in Ukraine and rising prices.
Stephen Beardsley discusses the British economic crisis and its rapid developments in Berlin.
Western governments are pushing businesses to reduce reliance on China amid accusations of unfair trade practices, while Beijing implements new rules to protect its economy.
Global oil supplies face significant disruption as shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz, Bab al-Mandeb, and the Black Sea are threatened by geopolitical tensions.
Tensions escalate over the Falkland Islands as Britain faces renewed conflict with Argentina.
A Tesco value beef burger contained as much as 29% horse meat, sparking the biggest food fraud scandal of the century in 2013.
James Sawicki discusses sports betting laws and New Jersey's legalization efforts in his last column.
James Sawicki highlights Apple's stock decline and challenges in emerging markets.
A Stanford study found that telecommuters were about 13 percent more productive, primarily due to increased working hours.
Ford's market share has decreased significantly, dropping from 18 million units to 8.5 million units during the economic downturn.
The number of compounds in the pharmaceutical industry's pipeline has increased compared to five years ago, according to Dan Vasella, CEO of Novartis.
Congressman Barney Frank discusses the need for effective regulation to ensure the financial system recovers after the September crisis.
$29 and $39 overdraft fees contribute to a broken consumer credit market, according to Elizabeth Warren in a discussion with James Surowiecki.
Japan's 'Premium Friday' aims to combat life-threatening overwork and karoshi deaths.
Fewer than 1,000 geisha remain in Japan, a significant decline from the 880,000 recorded in the past, as modern pressures threaten their existence.
Jared Kushner presents his Middle East peace plan in Bahrain, focusing on the Palestinian economy.
Jeffrey Toobin analyzes Elizabeth Warren's viral video and its political implications.
Derek Brower and Jennifer Granholm discuss Europe's energy crisis and rising gas prices.
Jeremy Farrar discusses the global race for a Covid-19 vaccine and its challenges.
Jess Pegula discusses her advocacy for change in professional tennis and shares insights gained from her parents during a conversation with Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly.
Coventry, a city with 26 twin cities across Europe, serves as the starting point for John Harris's examination of local attitudes toward the European Union.
Justin Trudeau discusses middle-class anxiety and climate change in Canada amid Trump's rise.
42% of the population in the fishing district of Lake Victoria is affected by AIDS, a rate significantly higher than the national average of 7%.
Lebanon faces severe economic turmoil marked by a 90% devaluation of the pound, widespread corruption, and shortages of essential goods like fuel and medicine.
A 100% increase in the poverty rate has forced many Lebanese families to limit meat consumption to special occasions amid a deepening economic crisis.
Privateer Holdings raised $7 million from investors to capitalize on the emerging cannabis market as legalization spreads across the United States.
The Libyan dinar has plummeted by 600% in three years, contributing to widespread frustration and economic collapse in the country.
Libya faces a critical crisis as migrant smuggling surges, with authorities overwhelmed by the influx of individuals like Ibrahim seeking a better life in Europe.
Bolivia's Salar de Uyuni salt flat holds the world's largest lithium deposit, crucial for the growing demand for electric vehicle batteries.
Five young opera singers plan to leave Albania for Austria, as the country's theater scene has virtually closed down due to ongoing social and economic turmoil.
Inflation in Argentina has reached nearly 100%, forcing many residents to barter for basic goods through Facebook groups.
Luxembourg faces rising poverty despite its status as Europe's wealthiest country and financial hub.
China's maca demand surges, impacting Peruvian farmers and leading to bio-piracy concerns.
Chinese entrepreneurs control Madagascar's vanilla trade, affecting local farmers and traditions.
One kilogram of processed vanilla now sells for $800, a staggering increase from just $80 a few years ago, driving a local economic boom.
In Milan, a luthier shares his experience of creating $5,000 violins from home while navigating the pressures of family responsibilities and personal passion.
Nuclear power is experiencing a resurgence as countries and companies navigate a reshaped supply chain for uranium fuel amid rising energy demands and geopolitical tensions.
The booming male gigolos business in Japan offers women new entertainment options in Tokyo.
Crocodile farming in Australia’s Northern Territory generated $75 million in 2017 and employs hundreds of people in the region.
Alan Smith updates Charles Booth's poverty maps to reveal UK inequality today.
