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Pakistan's opening of land trade routes to Iran raises questions about the implications for US pressure on Tehran and the ongoing Islamabad-mediated peace talks.
Palau faces challenges in balancing economic growth and environmental conservation.
Deteriorating relations between Europe and China are examined, highlighting Beijing's actions during the pandemic and concerns over democracy in Hong Kong.
A customer threatens to kill a pawn shop employee during a chaotic day filled with disputes and missing valuables in Detroit's pawn industry.
Two locations are discussed, with participants favoring Nashville over Christy, stating, "I like Nashville more than I like Christy."
Lebanon's economic crisis limits citizens to $100 weekly withdrawals amid protests and corruption.
Temp labor in the Inland Empire, serving major retailers like Walmart and Amazon, highlights the struggles of essential workers lacking benefits and job security.
Chicago's temp labor system reveals challenges faced by workers at Centerpoint Intermodal Hub.
Chicago's temp labor market reveals systemic issues affecting workers' rights and safety.
A 1.2 million square foot Amazon Fresh warehouse in central New Jersey will rely on temporary workers to enable same-day grocery delivery.
Taiwan's pineapple industry faces a crisis after China bans imports of the lucky fruit.
Three executives reveal the plastics industry's doubts about recycling's effectiveness.
More than 32 million people in Venezuela face a collapsing economy, with citizens queuing daily for government food rations amid widespread shortages.
On October 13, 1982, Ronald Reagan addressed the nation to discuss his administration's economic policies amid a significant recession.
Germany's budget crisis hinders climate goals amid emergency spending freeze and legal rulings.
Up to 30 million Chinese are now jobless as factories in Dong Guan close, leaving workers without compensation and local governments to pay their wages.
Mexican soldiers patrol Reynosa to protect oil pipelines from violent drug cartels.
John Harris examines the decline of British pubs and the impact of Punch Taverns on landlords.
President Putin plans to tax the Garazhniki, but many Russians may resist this change.
Qualcomm's acquisition of Nuvia, founded by ex-Apple engineers, positions the company as a formidable competitor to Apple and Intel in the chip market.
Quibi, a short-form streaming service launched by Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman, failed to attract a sustainable audience and ceased operations in 2020.
WeWork faces scrutiny over financial losses and unsustainable business practices amid IPO cancellation.
Bitter Harvest reveals ethnic violence in Guyana fueled by an ailing economy and abject poverty.
Madonna reportedly earned 10 million dollars for a single day's work designing a line for H&M, reflecting the lucrative ties between fashion and celebrity.
Ransomware attacks have tripled in the past year, costing U.S. companies millions and impacting over 1,000 businesses globally.
In 2013, US companies exported over $6 billion worth of defense equipment to the Middle East, a market that has grown significantly in the last decade.
Kalashnikov rebrands its assault rifles as 'Weapons of Peace' amid U.S. sanctions.
Germany's government, led by Chancellor Friedrich Merz, implements ambitious reforms amid economic stagnation and rising populism from the AfD party.
The GameStop stock surge in early 2021, driven by the Reddit community r/WallStreetBets, challenged traditional financial institutions and sparked widespread debate on market manipulation.
Around 20 percent of Americans owned or traded digital assets in April 2022, as the crypto industry faced calls for regulation amid rising skepticism.
Players of Axie Infinity report earning enough cryptocurrency to move from huts into houses, raising questions about the game's economic impact.
The Uruguay Round negotiations lasted seven and a half years and involved 125 countries, marking a significant moment in the evolution of global trade.
Rising oil prices due to the Iran conflict are contributing to a three-year high in US inflation, prompting questions about President Trump's apparent indifference.
Robert De Niro's Nobu hotel group expressed interest in taking over the K Club in Barbuda, a site once favored by Princess Diana, in 2014.
Facebook and Google have agreed to pay an estimated 200 million dollars a year to media companies under Australia's news media bargaining code.
Dateline investigates Romania's booming adult camgirl industry and its ghost studios.
Russia cuts gas supplies to Germany, raising concerns about winter energy shortages.
Russia's oil-dependent economy faces significant challenges as Ukrainian drone strikes target refineries, leading to soaring fuel prices and political unrest for Vladimir Putin.
Russia uses Belarus to sell weapons to Iran and North Korea through arms dealer Victor Bout.
39 spinner machines were imported into Russia between January 2023 and June 2024, despite sanctions aimed at limiting military resources.
Swiss trade with Russia continues despite sanctions against Russian coal exports.
Rwanda's military diplomacy, involving the Rwandan Defense Forces, plays a crucial role in peacekeeping missions and economic investments across Africa.
Up to 100,000 migrants live in Almería, Spain, working in greenhouses under harsh conditions to supply vegetables to European supermarkets.
Samsung faces a significant crisis following a stock panic that resulted in a $122 billion loss, raising questions about the company's future.
Samsung's influence on Korean society reveals stark contrasts in employee experiences.
Economic sanctions after Putin's invasion of Ukraine lead to a crisis in Russia and beyond.
Russian forces regroup near Kiev, intensifying attacks on Ukrainian cities and civilians.
More satellites orbit Earth, increasing collision risks and the need for space debris management.
