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Alan Smith updates Charles Booth's poverty maps to reveal UK inequality today.
Mariana Mazzucato discusses the economic impact of the Iran war, highlighting the soaring oil prices and the need for a green industrial strategy amid corporate profits.
More than two million homes could be repossessed by banks in the United States by the end of 2016 due to the ongoing housing crisis.
Cao Dewang opens a factory in Moraine, Ohio, bringing jobs and discussing U.S.-China worker differences.
Niloufar Farahmand and Kiana Yarahmadi challenge gender norms in Iran's auto repair industry as they strive to become the first women to obtain a mechanics license.
In Morocco, nomadic meteorite hunters have transitioned from goat herding to searching for valuable meteorites, driven by a growing market and collectors.
Forty percent of the world's ships are flagged in former US colonies, allowing wealthy owners to bypass regulations and minimize costs.
Merkel reflects on history and congratulates Biden and Harris on their election victory.
1.2 million U.S. visitors travel to Los Algodones, Mexico each year for affordable dental care, where over 300 clinics serve a small border town.
According to a 2023 study, up to 185,000 people work directly or indirectly in the Mexican drug trade, which could account for 2% of the country's GDP.
The economy here revolves around migration, providing essential items for crossing into Arizona.
Fortress Investment Group, founded in 1998, was the first hedge fund firm to go public, significantly increasing Michael Novogratz's wealth.
Michelle Bonnie negotiates Brexit for the EU, focusing on 500 million citizens' rights.
More than 100 million people have moved from rural areas to cities in China, often working illegally and facing harsh living conditions.
Five million cows in New Zealand contribute to the dairy industry's status as the country's biggest polluter, raising concerns about food security and environmental impact.
One contractor for every US service member served in Iraq and Afghanistan, raising questions about the privatization of the military and its costs.
40 million tons of cassiterite are extracted from mines in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, fueling a trade worth $2 million a week.
Recent leaks from the U.S. Financial Crimes Enforcement Network reveal that Deutsche Bank facilitated money laundering despite claiming to improve its practices.
Mongolia's economic boom leaves many behind, highlighting wealth inequality and identity concerns.
More than 30% of Mongolia's GDP is expected to come from the Ulaanbaatar copper mine, one of the largest in the world, as the country accelerates its mining boom.
The US and China aim to establish permanent bases on the Moon, creating a new lunar economy.
A 1933 Art Deco hotel in Morecambe has been restored, yet the town struggles with economic decline and a lack of attractions for visitors.
More than 2 million American families will lose their homes due to the subprime mortgage crisis, which has destabilized global financial markets.
Nashville is a thriving hub for music and tech entrepreneurship, fostering unique talent.
In 2019, nearly 1,000 UK festivals contributed £1.76 billion to the economy, supporting around 85,000 jobs before the pandemic halted events in 2020.
Mike from called platinum blue helps navigate music recommendations in America today.
An estimated 250,000 girls work in Bombay's sex trade, many of whom are kidnapped from Nepal and sold into prostitution.
NFT sales reach $10.7 billion in the third quarter, transforming the art market.
The rapid rise and subsequent collapse of the NFT market has left many questioning the true value of digital assets and the motivations behind their initial appeal.
Corruption under General Sani Abacha in Nigeria led to the embezzlement of billions, with London banks facilitating the laundering of these stolen funds.
A former Shell consultant reveals the reality behind the company's curated public image.
For the first time in history, college athletes can earn money from their name, image, and likeness, with some securing million-dollar endorsement deals.
Nintendo Switch achieved record-breaking sales in 2017, prompting analysis of its implications for the gaming industry and Nintendo's future strategies.
Nissan workers in Canton, Mississippi, reject unionization efforts by the UAW.
Northeast voters support Brexit, with Nissan committing to Sunderland despite concerns.
The Vosso river faces extinction threats due to salmon farming practices by Mowi.
Carl Pei and his company Nothing aim to establish a successful smartphone brand in 2023 by leveraging innovative branding and marketing strategies.
Hunt Oil defies Iraq's new oil law backed by The White House with a regional oil deal.
In March 1999, Nigeria's oil communities demand accountability for pollution and exploitation.
Greece's unemployment rate has surpassed 25%, higher than the United States during the Great Depression, as citizens face a crippling financial crisis.
Turkey's economic woes bring doubt to Erdogan's leadership amid rising inflation and crisis.
In 2026, OpenAI grapples with intense competition, talent departures, and billions in financial losses, casting doubt on its long-term sustainability.
80 people find shelter in a Liverpool building as a property developer confronts the city's homelessness crisis amid a luxury property boom.
Patrick Byrne, CEO of Overstock.com, aims to challenge Wall Street's corruption by leveraging blockchain technology and cryptocurrency to transform financial systems.
NARA outlines its permanent and temporary digitization regulations for vendors participating in GSA's Multiple Award Schedule for Document Conversion & Digitization Services.
A third of SNP voters supported Brexit, raising concerns about the party's strategy for a second independence referendum amid political tensions with Westminster.
Postal workers at Royal Mail Mount Pleasant rally against strike ballot issues in Clarke.
In April 2014, Paco Underhill visited a different continent every Monday, discussing airport design and the passenger experience at a conference.
