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Thirty-two cities are visited in thirty-two days as filmmakers promote their documentary about U.S. manufacturing and its role in the economy.
In Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, a booming electronics industry attracts migrants seeking jobs, raising concerns about its environmental impact on the surrounding mountains.
Bitcoin is examined as a potential alternative to traditional currencies, exploring its implications for inflation and government debt amid a history of money's evolution.
Stijn Hilgers plans to move 150 sheep to France as he seeks to balance traditional shepherding with the demands of a changing economy.
Japan's video game industry, once a global leader, faces challenges in reclaiming its status amid competition and restrictive laws, despite successes like Nintendo's Animal Crossing.
In postmodern Neo-noir Paris, the phenomenon of the Nostalgic Paradigm is examined through the lens of late capitalism and the influence of French post-structuralists.
Twelve individuals in Allentown, Pennsylvania, share their experiences of financial instability amid rising costs and stagnant wages.
Nvidia, led by CEO Jensen Huang, transformed from near failure in 1995 to a tech giant valued at over $1 trillion, shaping the modern technology landscape.
Illegal logging, a multi-billion dollar global industry, is scrutinized by Alexander von Bismarck of the Environmental Investigation Agency to promote ethical practices.
There are over 700 billionaires in America, many of whom shape industries and influence politics through their vast wealth.
In Hong Kong, presenter Conor Woodman goes undercover to explore scams, becoming a sugar daddy and encountering the notorious Triads.
HSBC, a major global financial institution, has faced allegations of extensive corruption, including money laundering for drug cartels and tax evasion.
American politicians challenge Vanderbilt, Rockefeller, Carnegie, and Morgan's unchecked power.
Scott Galloway discusses the concentration of wealth, the decline of the middle class, and the influence of big tech on capitalism with Shane Smith.
560 pupils celebrate their matriculation at the Nakhimov school in Vladivostok, a city undergoing rapid economic change and military expansion.
In a Florida prison, Superintendent Bill Wilson guides Sir Trevor McDonald through death row, where he meets cop killer Benjamin Ritchie, who expresses his belief that he remains a danger to society.
The investment volume of Islamic finance exceeds one trillion Australian dollars, representing two percent of the conventional market.
In 2008, global financial markets faced unprecedented turmoil, prompting governments to implement massive bailouts and stimulus packages to stabilize economies.
Illegal timber accounts for 15-30% of global sales, raising questions about Ikea's sourcing practices and the environmental impact of APP plantations in Indonesia.
In Thailand's fishing industry, thousands of vulnerable migrants are enslaved on untraceable boats in international waters, despite new government regulations.
China's luxury market adapts to economic slowdown and shifting consumer behavior, highlighting strategic responses from brands like gold jewelers to thrive.
Big gold mines in Montana and British Columbia face opposition from local communities and investigators exposing pollution, corruption, and market manipulation.
Multinational corporations manipulate global food production and distribution, prioritizing profit over quality and sustainability, as revealed by journalist Élise Lucet.
In Sierra Leone, a miner struggles to support his family on less than 3 dollars a day while industry leaders and geologists navigate the complex diamond trade.
In Lima, a 10km wall symbolizes the stark divide between wealth and poverty, raising questions about inequality and access to basic resources like water.
Moconomy® presents a collection of documentaries focusing on the intersections of wealth, technology, and global crises affecting economies worldwide.
Britain's National Health Service faces potential privatization influenced by the American health insurance model, raising concerns about the future of universal healthcare.
Pioneers of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency envision a future shaped by virtual realities and digital economies, raising questions about societal impacts.
In the volatile landscape of cryptocurrency, Bitcoin's soaring value ignites a frenzy of speculation and investment, raising questions about its future potential.
In Panama, a booming economy and vertical construction contrast sharply with the struggles of local communities, as journalist Stef Biemans explores the impact on ordinary citizens.
Earth Day Live Stream features Michael Moore, Jeff Gibbs, and Ozzie Zehner discussing environmental issues and the challenges of renewable energy solutions.
High Court enforcement officers in London attempt to evict squatters from a multi-million pound office block, raising questions about homelessness and property rights.
The video discusses who rules America, focusing on Wall Street and unelected power forces.
Kazakhstan's oil wealth, reliant on a pipeline through Russia, faces challenges due to the Ukraine conflict, prompting exploration of alternative economic avenues.
Occupy Wall Street activists, historians, and economists debate the entrenched power dynamics in America, highlighting the struggle between the 1% and the 99%.
Diane Abbott states that David Miliband declared £180,000 in campaign funds, while she reported only £1,700, raising concerns about financial influence in the election.
In July, a new management team took over Yaroslavl's tire factory, transforming it from paying workers with tires to offering regular salaries.
Japan's aging population, with 36 million citizens over 65, faces societal challenges addressed through innovative community care models in Tokyo and Kiryu City.
Michael Moore faced restrictions from General Motors when attempting to conduct press interviews at the GM Renaissance Center, leading to a makeshift press event at a nearby Marriott.
India's tech industry faces a pivotal transformation as AI's growth challenges the traditional outsourcing model, prompting a shift towards data annotation and humanoid robotics.
In Santiago, Chile, the tallest skyscraper in South America symbolizes economic success while highlighting the city's alarming rates of depression and suicide.
1 million Vietnamese died during the war, which continues to shape the country's politics and economy 25 years after the fall of Saigon.
John Marion Grant vomited and shook for 15 minutes during his lethal injection execution in Oklahoma before he was declared dead.
Apple's future strategies and innovations are examined, highlighting the company's potential directions in technology and market influence.
Bitcoin's significant value drop since October 2025 raises questions about the cryptocurrency market's stability amid increasing institutional investment and regulatory challenges.
20% of the UK population, or about 14 million people, live in poverty, struggling to meet basic needs despite the country's wealth.
Cars have significantly contributed to the growth of the American economy while also influencing the culture and popularity of golf across the nation.
James Burke discusses how technology's future will depend on who controls it and its accessibility.
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