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The Trump administration imposes sanctions on Russian businessmen Oleg Deripaska and Viktor Vekselberg.
A dam accident in Brumadinho, Brazil, resulted in the tragic loss of at least 58 lives and raised concerns about mining safety and corporate responsibility at Vale.
Lionel Barber and Gideon Rachman discuss Venezuela's humanitarian crisis and its global implications.
Venezuelan women in Cúcuta sell sex to survive amid Venezuela's economic crisis.
Vertu offers uniquely bling smartphones with luxury features and high price tags.
John Authers examines whether ethical investors can achieve better financial returns than traditional investors in sectors like alcohol, gambling, and arms.
Vietnam faces unrest as protests turn violent, impacting Taiwanese and Chinese businesses.
Protests in Paris highlight French workers' opposition to government labor reforms.
Vivendi faces pressure from American investors to distribute its 16 billion euros in cash.
Volkswagen faces leadership turmoil as Martin Winterkorn and Ferdinand P clash over authority.
Volkswagen's share price fell nearly 20%, losing about 6 billion euros in value after accusations of deceiving US regulators about diesel emissions.
Volkswagen settles for over 1 billion dollars with US diesel car owners in California.
Volkswagen faces scrutiny after the EPA reveals emissions cheating in 10,000 cars, including Porsche Cayenne.
VX, a nerve agent, was detected on Kim Jong Nam's face after he was attacked by two women at Kuala Lumpur airport, leading to his death and international concern.
Mukesh and Anil Ambani's feud over Reliance Industries began after their father's death in 2002, leading to a split in the conglomerate in 2005.
Drastic pollution measures lead to clear skies in Beijing, as shown in Reuters footage.
Krishna Andavolu presents Chen Qiushi's diary on COVID-19 in Wuhan this week.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway thrives through strategic investments and insurance premiums.
Accountants in America are becoming key players in addressing climate change and ESG issues.
Jeremy Corbyn becomes leader of the British Labour Party in September 2015, reshaping politics.
Almost 800,000 people in the UK have been vaccinated against COVID-19 as the Prime Minister announces a significant trade deal with the EU.
Chinese smugglers attempt to bring 300,000 fake Nike sneakers into New Jersey for resale.
Activist accountants reshape financial reporting to include environmental and social impacts.
The European Parliament represents 500 million people and influences major financial regulations.
Wells Fargo faces scrutiny as regulators reveal 2 million unauthorized accounts created by employees.
Russia's aviation industry struggles under sanctions from Airbus and Boeing amid the Ukraine conflict.
Tim Martin of Weatherspoon engages pub-goers in the Brexit debate across Britain.
WeWork faces a crisis as investors reject its $47 billion valuation and IPO prospects.
Britain is just weeks away from a general election, raising concerns for global businesses.
Zelenskyy seeks support at the G7 Summit in Japan to combat Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Biden's presidency is expected to continue a hawkish stance on trade and military presence in the Asia-Pacific region while working with allies on China.
Rishi Sunak becomes Britain's third prime minister amid economic challenges and political chaos.
Travis Kalani discusses Uber's growth and challenges at the Business Awards event.
BHS, which employed 11,000 people, went into administration after being sold for just £1 by Sir Philip Green a year earlier.
33 jails in Kentucky now use Jamie Mosley's e-cigarette, designed to help inmates cope with withdrawal after the state banned tobacco products in the mid-2000s.
Huawei faces challenges as Google cuts Android access following Trump's ban on U.S. dealings.
John Mackey discusses conscious capitalism and its impact on businesses in London.
Richard Jolly discusses hurry sickness affecting executives today at London Business School.
Alan discusses Rosneft's challenges amid EU sanctions on Russian oil technology and financing.
Industrialisation raises global temperatures, threatening crops and displacing populations.
The video reveals the true price of food, highlighting hidden costs and the need for change.
Sadiq Khan becomes London's first Muslim Mayor, defeating Zac Goldsmith in a significant election.
King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia dies, succeeded by Crown Prince Salman amid global challenges.
Anjli Raval discusses Saudi Aramco's $2 trillion IPO plans amid royal influence.
Starbucks reveals struggles with growth due to expiring Trump tax cuts and rising debt.
The Business Roundtable shifts corporate focus from shareholders to all stakeholders in August.
The EU's fallback Brexit plan significantly impacts trade and political relations in Northern Ireland, raising concerns among local stakeholders and policymakers.
Meng Wanzhou's extradition decision impacts U.S.-China relations amid trade tensions.
