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Nearly a quarter of all car loans are now classified as high-risk subprime loans, reaching a 10-year high in the auto lending industry.
John Oliver critiques President Trump's exaggerated coal job claims and mining community connections.
Conan O'Brien humorously crashes a TIBCO Zoom meeting in Palo Alto to boost morale.
In Haiti, expat businesswomen like Paula and Margaret return to support economic recovery through the D.O.T. initiative, highlighting women's vital role in the country's future.
The United States has gone from having ten large airlines in 2000 to just four today, illustrating the trend of corporate consolidation.
Dr. Oz faces Senate criticism for promoting Garcinia and untested weight loss supplements.
Donald Trump won a Razzie award in 1991 for his role in the film 'Ghosts Can't Do It,' which he humorously references during a segment on his campaign promise to drain the swamp.
A data breach at Equifax in 2017 exposed the personal information of 145 million Americans, including social security numbers and birth dates.
In 2013, Americans purchased an average of 64 clothing items per person, driven by the low prices of fast-fashion retailers like H&M and Zara.
Radio Shack files for bankruptcy, with half its stores becoming Sprint locations this week.
A customer demands $180 for a ring while the pawn shop staff negotiate the fluctuating value of gold in a tense exchange.
Hobby Lobby challenges Obamacare's contraception mandate in a pivotal Supreme Court case.
Manhattan Beach allocated $350,000 for art to honor the Bruce family, whose land was seized over a century ago amid racial intimidation and city actions.
Spotlight won the Best Picture Oscar, marking a significant recognition for newspapers amid ongoing industry struggles and closures.
POM Wonderful invested thirty-five million dollars in research on pomegranates, responding to John Oliver's humorous critique of their health claims.
In 2013, nine out of the top ten drug makers spent more on marketing than on research, with an estimated $24 billion directed at doctors.
McKinsey & Company, founded in 1926, operates in at least 65 countries and generates an estimated annual revenue of $15 billion.
Multi-level marketing companies in the United States generated around $36 billion in retail sales last year, relying on distributors to sell products and recruit new members.
Mike Tyson reflects on his life experiences, faith in Jesus, and his transition into comedy, contrasting his past with a more humorous present.
Approximately 20 million Americans live in mobile homes, which cost up to 50% less per square foot than conventional houses.
Multi-level marketing companies generated around $36 billion in retail sales in the U.S. last year, relying on recruitment and product sales for profit.
A speeding ticket in DeKalb County, Alabama, costs $255.50, requiring over 35 hours of minimum wage work to pay off.
Natasha Leggero recounts her conversion to Judaism on Conan, sharing her experiences in Catholic school and the joy of Shabbat celebrations.
The recent Ebola outbreak has killed over 700 people in West Africa, prompting John Oliver to discuss the blending of advertising and journalism.
Fifteen companies, including Delta and United, cut ties with the NRA following the Parkland shooting, ending discounts for NRA members.
Republicans in Congress have passed budget resolutions to begin the process of repealing Obamacare, which many constituents fear losing.
François Hollande, the socialist president of France, faces political challenges and personal scandals, including a lightning strike on his inauguration day and tumultuous relationships.
Austin Meyer received a lawsuit from Unilock, which claimed ownership of the technology behind all Android apps, illustrating the risks of patent infringement.
The payday loan industry in the United States has grown into a $9 billion market, with more outlets than Starbucks and McDonald's combined.
Over 880,000 people left Puerto Rico for the mainland United States last year as the island faces a $70 billion public debt and a 45% poverty rate.
John Oliver corrects past errors, including the purchase of Alaska and MySpace's status.
Samsung defends against Apple's claims of copying iPhone technology in a new video.
A new study suggests that drinking a glass of red wine is just as good as spending an hour at the gym, a claim Oliver questions in his segment.
Nexstar, a major owner of local stations, reported that nearly half of its advertising revenue comes from local news programming.
Ireland's Supreme Court rules that Subway's bread cannot legally be called bread due to its excessive sugar content.
In 2020, a 450-page report from the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Antitrust detailed anti-competitive practices by Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Alphabet.
There are roughly 350,000 congregations in the United States, but some televangelists exploit faith for financial gain.
The timeshare industry is an $8.1 billion market, with nearly 10 million households in the U.S. owning one or more types of time share.
Smoking rates in the U.S. have dropped from 43 percent in 1965 to 18 percent today, yet the tobacco industry remains highly profitable.
Triumph visits Occupy Wall Street, humorously engaging with protesters in New York City.
Just over 10 percent of American workers belong to a union, a significant decline from 20 percent in 1983, amid challenging labor conditions at companies like Amazon.
A majority of the country is reportedly eating rats while their politicians drink champagne daily amid ongoing chaos and violent protests in Venezuela.
Iceland kills 160 Fin whales in 2022, violating international whaling regulations aimed at Japan.
Watch 'Two American Families' to see how hard work challenges the American dream.
Alain Ducasse opens a chocolate factory in London's Borough Yards, emphasizing quality ingredients.
Simon Mundy discusses the rise of South Korean cultural exports and its global impact.
President Biden notes many companies halt operations in Russia, but some still operate amid boycott calls.
Moscow plans referendums to annex parts of Ukraine amid Ukrainian military gains.
