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The video highlights Adam Smith's key ideas from 'The Wealth of Nations' and their relevance today.
The video critiques the USA's shameless misrepresentation of Bangladesh and its people.
Ten times worse than before, an abandoned mall in Northeastern Ohio reflects the decline of a once-beloved social space for local residents.
Saudi Arabia spends half-a-trillion dollars to boost tourism and diversify its economy.
King Charles III's wealth includes 600 million pounds and significant royal estates in Britain.
George Monbiot deconstructs the secretive propagation of neoliberalism and its impacts.
Karl Marx remains surprisingly relevant, predicting capitalism's pitfalls and flawed solutions.
At the Future Blockchain Summit in Dubai, industry experts discuss the challenges and failures faced by investors in the volatile cryptocurrency market.
Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency initiative, announced in 2019, aimed to create a global digital currency backed by a consortium of major companies and organizations.
Bitcoin's rapid rise has positioned it as the sixth largest currency in the world, prompting discussions about its size and impact on the global economy.
Facebook's rapid growth and its significant impact on human empathy and societal interactions are examined through its history and influence on communication.
Truong My Lan orchestrated one of the largest fraud cases in history, embezzling $44 billion and significantly impacting Vietnam's economy.
Apple's co-founder Ronald Wayne, who sold his shares for $800 shortly after the company's inception, reflects on his brief but pivotal role in the tech giant's history.
A young stockbroker, Al Smallwood, trains rigorously for his first white-collar boxing match while balancing a demanding career in finance.
Eight people committed suicide in one prison during a year, reflecting the struggles within the system faced by those incarcerated.
A carpenter in Red Dead Redemption 2 sinks around 120 nails into wood each day, reflecting the repetitive nature of labor in a capitalist system.
Chloé Mazlo's surreal exploration of her family's legacy in the jewelry industry combines home movies and stop-motion animation to reflect on identity and truth.
Texas has emerged as a hub for the commercial space industry, attracting companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin through state grants and a favorable business environment.
After the New York City premiere of 'Capitalism: A Love Story' at Lincoln Center, Michael Moore participated in a discussion hosted by Tina Brown.
Last week tonight examines Ayn Rand's lasting influence and her philosophy of Objectivism.
A convicted killer in Oklahoma dies after a botched execution, prompting John Oliver to question the ethics and implications of the death penalty in the U.S.
Between 2000 and 2010, the United States spent $12 billion building new facilities for professional sports teams, often funded by public money.
Adidas targets lower tier cities in China as the economy could well shift towards new consumers.
Andrew Yang proposes $1,000 a month for all Americans while campaigning in South Carolina.
Paul Mason argues capitalism is failing, citing Syria and Ukraine as examples of social upheaval.
Cult members share a theory on society's collapse, sparking viewer debate on predictions.
On the night of April 4-5, 1991, two young women fell to their deaths from the Chain of Rocks Bridge, igniting a debate over the death penalty in America.
Donald Trump emphasizes 'billions and billions' in a two-minute speech on wealth.
Germany's reunification meant dealing with capitalism versus communism thirty years later.
Robert Wright explains how Greek ship owners may outperform German counterparts despite economic woes.
Riz Ahmed plays a Wall Street analyst questioning the American dream after 9/11.
China's 40 years of economic reform turn it into a global powerhouse, led by Xi Jinping.
The video analyzes how defense spending influences American GDP growth and political dynamics.
Jayati Ghosh discusses capitalism's challenges at the Guardian Open Weekend with Heather Stewart.
Frederick and Martin Wolf discuss key economic books and themes from the Financial Times in London.
Thai farmers reclaim land from corporations, showcasing the SPFT's inspiring movement.
Activists at Occupy London improve facilities and discuss injustices of wealth concentration.
States struggle with lethal injection supplies and consider firing squads as alternatives.
Experience the Bakken oil boom through the eyes of the people involved in this gold rush.
Elon Musk's rise to mega-wealth is examined through the lens of financial shorts and their impact on the stock market and global economy.
Donald Trump’s Taj Mahal closing raises questions about its impact on Atlantic City’s greatness.
In 1915, Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, and Harvey Firestone turned their vacations into marketing opportunities by filming their escapades for theaters nationwide.
Donald Trump advocates for the death penalty, citing its effectiveness in China and support for the Second Amendment.
Chris addresses the Prime Minister's decision to cut the 45p tax rate proposal in Britain.
Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn clash over capitalism, socialism, and Brexit in a heated debate.
Sophisticated algorithms threaten humanity as computers complete once-impossible tasks.
Jonathan argues for a tougher capitalism model in Great Britain amid Jeremy Corbyn's rise.
180 signatories of the Business Roundtable will face scrutiny in 2020 as stakeholders demand accountability for their commitments to corporate purpose.
