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Julia discusses Tartan Motors' disappointing update on Jaguar Land Rover's earnings and margins.
$14.5 billion from a $110 billion arms deal with Saudi Arabia has already been processed, despite the controversy surrounding Jamal Khashoggi's disappearance.
Janan Ganesh discusses political elites' failures amid Brexit and Donald Trump's rise.
Jayati Ghosh critiques Britain's aid to India, calling for reform in trade and investment policies.
Jeremy Corbyn challenges Labour's past beliefs, reshaping its future and gaining popularity.
France threatens Jersey's electricity as Two Royal Navy ships monitor the fishing dispute.
John McAfee discusses CIA hacking capabilities and the state of American cybersecurity.
Scott discusses freedom of speech and political uncertainty in America with Sky News.
Juan Carlos abdicates, passing the crown to Crown Prince Filipe amid scandals and economic crisis.
Roula Khalaf interviews Justin Trudeau on Biden, Brexit, and world trade issues.
Kanye West is suspended from Twitter for posting a swastika and praising Hitler.
Lucy Calloway and David Tang discuss quality in possessions and personal style choices.
Lucy Kellaway critiques corporate language, highlighting Howard Schultz's Starbucks Roasters description.
Hannah Kuchler presents key points from Mark Zuckerberg's testimony on data privacy issues.
Khartoum faces unrest as protests erupt over price hikes and economic strain in September.
Cheering demonstrators in Kiev destroy Lenin's statue, protesting Yanukovych's ties to Russia.
The North Korean leader plans to meet US and South Korean leaders after talks with Xi Jinping.
Klaus Schwab discusses succession plans and governance at the World Economic Forum.
Kobe Steel, a major Japanese metals conglomerate, faces scrutiny as it reveals that the number of products affected by its data falsification scandal may increase.
Samsung is now the biggest tech company by sales and a dominant force in the global market for TVs, smartphones, and memory chips.
Dennis Kozlowski, former CEO of Tyco, discusses the pressures of corporate leadership and his experiences during and after incarceration in a candid interview.
A Labour government would implement tax increases on the wealthy and businesses to generate £48.6 billion annually for public sector spending.
Angela Rayner criticizes the Conservative Party's chaos and loss of public confidence.
In California, six women navigate the challenges of transitioning from the cannabis underground to the legal market following marijuana legalization.
A landslide in Shenzhen, China, leaves over 90 people missing after a waste heap collapses.
Lapo Elkann states that he finds it easier to start a business in Italy than in France due to less bureaucracy in the former.
Larry Summers discusses inequality and government roles in capitalism at a London conference.
Latvia's banking system faces ongoing scandals that threaten its stability and reputation as a financial bridge between Europe’s east and west.
Bill McDermott faces a life-threatening accident, realizing he might not be found alive.
Cynthia Carroll shuts down an Anglo mine after another fatality, prioritizing worker safety.
Ursula Burns becomes the first African-American woman to lead a Fortune 500 company, Xerox.
The leaked food strategy omits a tax on sugar and salt, disappointing health campaigners.
Ryanair, led by Michael O'Leary, faces challenges despite being Europe's largest airline.
Lebanon's underground cannabis industry is worth $200 million, with skepticism in Bekaa Valley about legalization.
Leeson Young leaves Singapore amid family feud with Prime Minister Li over political ambitions.
The horsemeat scandal in 2013 revealed that products labeled as beef, such as Findus lasagnas, contained horse meat, prompting investigations and calls for improved food safety measures across Europe.
Share buybacks have become a prevalent strategy among US corporations, with over $700 billion spent on repurchasing shares, raising questions about their market impact and alternative cash uses.
Li & Fung spins out global brands, including Tommy Hilfiger and Liz Claiborne, to refocus operations.
The LIBOR scandal shakes Finance, leading to Barclays' CEO resignation and global scrutiny.
Ukrainian energy infrastructure faces severe attacks in October, plunging millions into darkness.
Mark Carney discusses the shadow banking sector and the risks of excessive leverage during a 2013 conversation with Lionel Barber.
Liverpool expands Anfield to boost revenue, focusing on corporate sponsorships for financial growth.
Liz Truss becomes the new UK Prime Minister, succeeding Boris Johnson amid economic challenges.
Bulga residents fight against coal mine expansion threatening their village in Australia.
Billy pens a union song during the London student protest on November 9, 2011.
Rising rents and immigration raids threaten London's Chinatown businesses and culture.
The collaboration between Louis Vuitton and Supreme led to pop-up stores in major cities, significantly impacting the fashion industry and consumer culture.
Tim Cook leads influential CEOs on Twitter, engaging the World At Large with his tweets.
