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Silicon Valley Bank collapses in March, exposing flaws in America's banking system.
Virgin Galactic and SpaceX prepare to launch commercial space tourism in 2018, offering flights beyond the stratosphere and around the Moon.
Bannon states that foreign entrepreneurs create 25% of new companies in the U.S., yet he advocates for reducing legal immigration.
The COVID-19 pandemic caused a significant initial drop in American stocks, yet by June 2020, the market rebounded sharply, highlighting a disconnect from the economic struggles faced by millions.
Seeking Portugal discusses Non Habitual Residents and tax benefits for wealthy individuals.
Thalidomide, a drug linked to severe birth defects in the 1960s, prompted the establishment of drug safety guidelines and highlights ongoing issues with rising pharmaceutical prices.
The total value of counterfeit goods in world trade amounts to $500 billion annually, impacting health, safety, and criminal networks.
Risky loans and regulatory failures on Wall Street contributed to the 2008 financial crisis, which precipitated the Great Recession in the United States.
Minouche Shafik discusses education's role in addressing inequality amid populism.
Milton Hershey builds schools and parks for workers, believing it leads to mutual success.
On August 12, 1873, 19-year-old Jenny Jerome dances with Lord Randolph Churchill, sparking a relationship that alters the British aristocracy's fortunes.
At 23, Erika Glenn landed an entry-level job at a healthcare organization after graduating with a bachelor's degree and a 4.0 GPA.
Pittsburgh is known for its glass industry, steel production, and 446 bridges as America's industrial hub.
The brothers spend $7K on a new turbo, questioning if the investment is worth it.
The bull's-eye design of the barcode, conceived in 1949, revolutionized global commerce and significantly impacted businesses like Walmart and economies such as China's.
Chinese travellers now outspend Americans in the rapidly changing tourism industry.
King Charles III's wealth includes 600 million pounds and significant royal estates in Britain.
Salaryman reveals the harsh realities of Japan's corporate culture and its impact on workers.
In 1895, Paul Boyton opened Sea Lion Park in Coney Island, introducing a new way for Americans to enjoy amusement rides.
Food entrepreneurs like James Kraft and Milton Hershey revolutionize American cuisine and culture.
One bitcoin computer today would have powered the entire bitcoin network back in 2013, illustrating the industry's rapid energy demands.
Fashion giants like Gucci and Chanel embrace AI to predict trends and reduce waste.
The cashless Society grows as Visa and MasterCard dominate digital payments for shoppers.
One million booking requests are made daily for Ola, India's leading ride-hailing service, as traditional taxi drivers face increasing competition.
45% of current jobs could disappear due to technological advancements, raising concerns about the future of work and job security.
This episode shows the powerful machinery used for extracting oil from the ocean floor.
Black hair care represents a multi-billion dollar industry in America, yet societal biases and historical oppression impose hidden costs on black women’s wealth and health.
Emergency visits related to energy drinks in the US doubled from 10,000 in 2007 to over 20,000 in 2011, raising concerns among medical professionals.
Jason Sapan runs Holographic Studios on Twenty-sixth Street near Bellevue Hospital.
An estimated 1.2 trillion barrels of oil lie in Venezuela's Orinoco belt, but only about 250 billion can be extracted with current technology.
George Monbiot deconstructs the secretive propagation of neoliberalism and its impacts.
Today's business leaders weigh in on America's first titans of industry and their traits.
The minimum wage sparks fierce debate, especially with Biden's push for an increase.
Three major record labels control over half of the western world's music, prompting artists to question traditional business models in the digital age.
At least 565 people have died from COVID-19, with one hospital receiving a new patient every five minutes as the virus spreads globally.
The video discusses the risks and rewards of investing in today's crypto Wild West.
Oil shortages in the 1970s prompted Americans to reevaluate consumption habits, influencing energy policies that resonate in today's world.
Mega Transports highlights vehicles that transport large cargos with precise planning and safety.
Kenya's flower industry has grown into a billion-dollar business, raising questions about the environmental and human costs behind the global floral trade.
The Avataq, a 371-foot long vessel, features two cargo holds for transporting various goods.
In June 2020, Donna Sarkar moved from Seattle to Barbados after discovering a one-year remote work visa that allowed her to continue her job at Microsoft.
The Transrapid, a maglev train designed to revolutionize transportation in Germany, now sits abandoned at its test site after failing to achieve commercial success.
Harvey Ball's smiley face, originally created for an insurance company in the 1960s, evolved into a global symbol of optimism and corporate branding.
TikTok Shop combines a powerful algorithm with instant gratification, enabling users to purchase trendy items at low prices directly within the app, raising concerns about consumerism and environmental impact.
Rockefeller Center's construction reflects NYC's ambition and costs $250 million.
In 17th century Versailles, the opulent palace's design featured only two toilets for hundreds of guests, contributing to its notorious unsanitary conditions.
At its January 1, 1960 opening, 100,000 people attended the unveiling of Sun City, where 237 homes were sold before the weekend ended.
Buying clothes has never been easier, leading to significant waste at Savanna Rags in Nottingham.
