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Robert Peston and Charlie George discuss finance, criminality, and football in this interview.
Rolls-Royce faces bribery accusations linked to Petrobras Brazil, impacting its future contracts.
Roman Abramovich faces UK sanctions, jeopardizing Chelsea FC sale and his assets.
Nikki Royal Mail's privatization revives UK efforts, with a focus on parcel business growth.
Royal Mail faces challenges a year after privatization under Moya Greene's leadership.
Christopher Steele discusses the implications of the recent jet crash in Russia involving Prigozhin.
Western companies face pressure from Russia to resume operations amid asset seizure threats.
Russian authorities threaten to seize assets of companies like Coca-Cola and Procter Gamble.
Lilian Mugabe Kazi faces jail in Rwanda for wearing a transparent dress deemed indecent by authorities.
Cho Yoon-ah of Korean Air is sentenced to one year for her nut rage incident on a flight.
Stray cattle in Madhya Pradesh become a nuisance due to strict cow protection laws.
Saddam Hussein attempts to rebuild The New Babylon, echoing the legacy of King Nebuchadnezzar.
Alex Salmond argues for a peaceful 'Velvet divorce' for Scottish independence at San George's Hall.
Lee Jae-yong faces bribery accusations that threaten corporate Korea's stability.
Samsung recalls the Galaxy Note 7 due to battery issues just after its launch.
Sany's acquisition of Putzmeister signals its ambition to lead the concrete pump market.
Marcela Sapone, CEO of Hello Alfred, discusses the challenges of launching an online concierge service and managing stress in the startup environment.
Sark faces a power crisis due to a standoff over electricity pricing and regulation.
King Salman of Saudi Arabia promotes his son, Mohammed bin Salman, to crown prince, reshaping the royal succession and altering the kingdom's leadership dynamics.
Saudi Arabia allows women to drive starting June 2018 under a royal order from King Salman.
Drumlanrig Castle faces challenges from Scotland's proposed radical land reform plans.
The video highlights challenges in the carbon offset market and the need for Net Zero solutions.
Charlotte McCurdy creates a raincoat from carbon negative algae plastic to combat fashion disaster.
Alex Rossi reports on the dark side of Russia's wealth, revealing sex slavery of young women.
In Carrizo Springs, Texas, the shale energy boom transforms the local economy while increasing traffic accidents and altering community dynamics.
Shami Chakrabarti argues austerity and budget cuts disproportionately affect women.
Ben van Beurden, a Dutch executive, is appointed as Shell's new chief executive today.
Colorado is the first state to legally start selling recreational marijuana in dispensaries.
Zhang Xin asserts that short-term concerns won't hinder China's economic growth.
Airbus advocates for larger economy seats while airlines prioritize passenger comfort.
The Munich Mobility Fair highlights the rise of Chinese EV manufacturers in Bavaria.
Slave labor in Thailand's seafood industry supplies major retailers like Tesco, Aldi, Walmart, and Morrisons, revealing the ethical implications of low-cost prawns.
Stahl in Vodun Berg excels in explosion-protected electrical installations and innovation.
Smart meters transform energy consumption and billing for British Gas customers.
Snap's IPO garners interest amid concerns over competition and user growth.
Edward Snowden's departure from Hong Kong strains US-China relations significantly.
SNP accountants resign as police investigate party finances and Peter Murrell's arrest.
Ireland phases out the 'double Irish' tax strategy used by Google and Facebook amid international pressure.
Pascal Soriot discusses defending AstraZeneca from Pfizer's hostile bid with Andrew Hill.
Police raid the Gupta family's home in South Africa amid political turmoil involving Zuma.
In 2017, South Korea experienced significant political turmoil marked by widespread corruption scandals involving former President Park Geun-hye and ongoing governance challenges.
South Korea's President Moon Jae-in warns that North Korea is approaching a critical 'red line' with its advancing nuclear capabilities, raising regional security concerns.
Spanish farmers innovate with crowdfarming to combat falling prices and sustain their livelihoods.
Children in the DRC mine cobalt under brutal conditions for minimal pay.
Diageo navigates challenges in Europe while thriving in emerging markets, say Julia Grindell and Vincent Boland.
A captain of the Australian cricket team expresses his devastation over a scandal that has led to sponsors withdrawing their support.
The Justice Department sues Standard & Poor's for defrauding investors of five billion dollars.
Sir Keir Starmer criticizes The Conservatives for economic mismanagement in Barnsley.
