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Madeleine Lancaster leads innovative brain research at the Nobel Prize Factory in Cambridge.
Britain's productivity problem is highlighted as German workers outperform British workers significantly.
Tehran seizes a tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, prompting concern from Jeremy Hunt.
Footage from Zaventem Airport shows chaos after bombings, with ceiling tiles scattered everywhere.
Bury FC is expelled from the Football League after 134 years, impacting the local community.
Bob Diamond discusses business culture during his appearance before a British committee.
Business schools shift focus to sustainability and social impact in response to covid fallout.
Jacob Ray, Brandon Lewis, and Wendy Morton resign from their cabinet positions.
Ted Shady tracks Asian aerosols affecting California's air quality since March 2011.
The Prime Minister faces backlash over a Christmas party while the public followed COVID rules.
Xan Brooks discusses morality in Calvary with Brendan Gleeson and John Michael McDonagh.
Calvin Klein's collection business generates over $400 million in publicity annually, despite being a small part of its $8 billion retail operation.
Cambodia faces protests over corruption and land grabs amid echoes of past horror.
Seattle's Boeing focuses on sustainable aviation fuel to reduce emissions in aviation.
The Netherlands showcases sustainable construction with Rotterdam's Sawa project aiming for Net Zero.
Daniel Thomas reviews the BlackBerry Priv and its chances of winning back users.
Port in Wales faces challenges in reducing carbon emissions from steel production.
The US struggles to persuade allies against using Huawei equipment in 5G networks.
British scientists tackle major challenges while Chris introduces a health-focused shopping app in London.
Venezuela's crisis deepens as Guaido challenges Maduro amid hyperinflation and protests.
Nestle commits to sustainable packaging, aiming for 100% recyclability by 2025.
Fentanyl overdose deaths rise in Canada, prompting radical prevention efforts in Vancouver.
Canary Wharf's Crossrail station will connect London to Heathrow Airport in just 39 minutes.
President Barack Obama proposes regulating carbon emissions from U.S. power plants.
Jonathan Black collaborates with professionals from Ernst & Young and Morgan Stanley to provide practical career advice for early-stage job seekers.
Cargill's David McClelland discusses Trump's impact on trade and U.S. agriculture.
Carlos Ghosn asserts his innocence and love for Japan and Nissan in this video.
Carmakers are striving to create vehicles capable of lasting a million miles, a goal that could transform the automotive industry and consumer expectations.
Mark Carney and the Bank of England visit Liverpool to discuss economic challenges and education.
The video discusses the influence of caste on India's diamond industry and its global impact.
The Catalan government plans to hold an independence referendum on Sunday, despite a ruling from Spanish courts declaring the vote illegal.
Central banks and regulators act to stabilize markets after UBS's takeover of Credit Suisse.
The pandemic highlights the growing pay gap between CEOs and their employees, especially at Disney.
Liz Truss faces a critical moment as Quasi-Kwarteng meets at Downing Street to discuss his future.
President Donald Trump condemns far-right groups after clashes in Virginia and party criticism.
Philip Green's Arcadia faces challenges as online shopping reshapes the British High Street.
Black Americans face higher police violence rates and systemic legal disparities in the U.S.
The Chelsea Flower Show marks its 100th anniversary, celebrating a very special Chelsea tradition.
China's anti-corruption purge under Xi Jinping significantly reshapes the political landscape and reinforces party discipline within the Central Committee.
China's luxury car sales slow to 4% growth amid leadership changes and anti-corruption efforts.
The bridge links Hong Kong, Macau, and Zhuhai, enhancing China's Greater Bay Area development.
Beijing's underground churches face severe repression from the Chinese Communist Party.
Dongguan faces a major crackdown on prostitution, detaining over 1,000 people in China.
Chinese authorities detain Executives in a meat scandal involving McDonald's and KFC suppliers.
China's new law aims to ease foreign investment and protect overseas companies in Beijing.
American factory owner Chip Stan is held hostage by workers in Beijing over unpaid wages.
Fan Bingbing, a leading Chinese actress, was fined $70 million for tax evasion, reflecting increased scrutiny of celebrity finances in China.
China fines Alibaba and Tencent for breaches in cross-border payment systems.
