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Dzhamshed returns to Tajikistan as Russia's economic crisis forces many Tajiks home.
Apple Inc. may owe Italy around one billion euros in back taxes due to its financial practices and tax agreements with Ireland.
Dan, an 18-year-old waiter, achieves financial success in Forex trading, earning nearly 2 million pounds by age 20 while fulfilling personal dreams.
Parker Schnabble has only 364 ounces of gold after seven weeks, marking his worst start to a season in ten years.
The gemstone auction in Muzo, Colombia, features 1.5kg of emeralds guarded by a private militia.
Tesla's advancements in battery technology and energy storage are explored, highlighting their potential impact on renewable energy and global power consumption.
The Tesla Model 3 represents a significant advancement in electric vehicle technology, aiming to provide an accessible option for the mass market.
Tesla's Model 3 production began in 2017, marking a significant milestone for the electric vehicle manufacturer and its CEO Elon Musk.
The comparison between the Tesla Model 3 and the Chevy Bolt highlights the evolving landscape of electric vehicles and their potential impact on the automotive industry.
Tesla's development of a million-mile battery aims to revolutionize electric vehicle longevity and sustainability, significantly impacting the automotive industry.
Textiles have played a crucial role in global trade since the Silk Road, revealing the social and environmental costs of fast fashion in today's marketplace.
Monkeys train at Thailand's Monkey University for coconut collection and tourist performances.
China's dominance in the rare earths market, producing over 80% of the global supply, raises questions about geopolitical leverage and alternatives from countries like Australia and the U.S.
87% of the information on rare events in the stock market comes from one day, the crash in 1987, according to Nassim Nicholas Taleb.
Apple's Newton, an early personal digital assistant, faced significant challenges and ultimately failed to gain market traction, impacting the company's reputation in the 1990s.
Boeing is under increased scrutiny due to management failures in manufacturing, the death of whistleblower Michael Stumo, and its close ties to the US government.
California, the most populous state in the U.S., showcases a duality of technological innovation and agricultural wealth alongside challenges like wildfires and economic inequality.
1,600 feet is the length of the world's longest full-width Hyperloop tube, built in January 2017 to test high-speed transportation technology.
Nearly 2,000 passengers generate 500 dirty plates during breakfast on the Spirit of Britain, requiring a 45-minute turnaround cleanup by the crew.
In the Bering Sea, fishermen from Deadliest Catch implement innovative strategies and advanced equipment to enhance their crab catch rates amid harsh conditions.
Dairy farms in the United States have decreased from 3.6 million in the 1930s to only 37,000 today, raising concerns about animal treatment and ethics.
150 grams of fentanyl can kill, as synthetic drugs increasingly replace plant-based narcotics like heroin and cocaine in the global drug market.
Nick Birbas, a 24-year-old waiter, turned a $3,000 loan into $500,000 by trading stocks in a market where shares are held for an average of 4½ minutes.
A customer claims a gold item is worth $14,000, but staff insist it is only worth $200, leading to a heated confrontation in the pawn shop.
Kim Dotcom, a German-Finnish entrepreneur, revolutionizes file sharing with Megaupload.
The diploma mill industry generates approximately $200 million a year by selling counterfeit degrees and diplomas to job seekers.
Increasing numbers of Pakistani refugees, like Ali, risk perilous journeys through Iran, Turkey, and Libya, driven by economic crises and political instability.
$400 billion to $600 billion a year is estimated to be stolen by the Communist Party of China through trade secret theft and industrial espionage.
Enterprising Filipino women turn rags into high fashion, empowering their community in Manila.
Sam Bankman-Fried's FTX and Alameda situation reveals a complex web of financial mismanagement and regulatory failures in the cryptocurrency industry.
Tensions escalate at American Jewelry and Loan as Ashley's ultimatum to Les threatens the future of the Gold family's pawn business.
Tea, originating in China, has transformed into a multi-billion dollar industry, significantly influencing economies and cultures in major producing countries like India and Sri Lanka.
The Iran Contra affair exemplifies how the gray and black markets intertwine with parallel diplomacy, revealing the ethical compromises made for profit.
Two American inventors, Molly Metz and Lonnie Johnson, share their experiences with the U.S. Patent system's failures to protect their intellectual property from large corporations.
This Spanish video discusses how Homo sapiens created cities to meet their needs.
The Gulf of Guinea, a crucial maritime region for oil and gas trade from Liberia to Angola, faces escalating piracy that threatens regional stability and international interests.
An active shooter in Orlando creates chaos as responders rush to assist victims at a club.
Dirty Little Secrets reveals the health and environmental costs of China's economic growth.
Microsoft's evolution from a small software company founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen to one of the largest corporations in the world is examined in detail.
Navigating the Northern Sea Route, the ice-class bulk carrier highlights the impact of melting Arctic ice on global shipping logistics and trade routes.
Since bringing in expert help, a family-owned gold mine has produced about half an ounce of gold per week, worth less than $1,000.
65% of workers at a New Jersey refinery experienced mental health issues after exposure to tetraethyl lead, leading to the nickname "Looney Gas Building."
Traffickers in Italy's olive oil industry have generated 7 million euros through food fraud in just two years.
A 1,300 km highway connects Islamabad to China, transforming the remote Bagrot valley in Pakistan and altering its traditional lifestyle.
Ponzi schemes, including notorious cases like Bernie Madoff's and Charles Ponzi's, are examined for their impact on investors and the financial system.
The diamond district on 47th Street features dealers like Zell serving clients from China and Japan.
Ea-nasir, a notorious businessman of Bronze Age Babylonia, is examined through his infamous complaint tablet and the socio-economic context of his time.
15 dancers face challenges in Johannesburg's strip clubs, where club owners often ignore labor laws and exploit performers for profit.
