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Facebook and Google have agreed to pay an estimated 200 million dollars a year to media companies under Australia's news media bargaining code.
Jason Fleming faces challenges as recreational marijuana becomes legal in California.
One in four women in the U.S. face challenges with breastfeeding, often feeling isolated and unsupported in their experiences.
In 2012, China Railway Dien Chao Engineering signed a 42 million US dollar deal to improve water and sanitation infrastructure in Zanzibar.
Each year, around 60 children are adopted from Nepal to the United States and Europe, often under questionable circumstances involving illegal trafficking.
Residents in Japan refuse to leave the radiation zone after the Fukushima disaster.
A group of environmental activists employs drones and FLIR cameras to document corporate polluters in an effort to enforce accountability and protect ecosystems.
Mark Dimas leads a diverse church in Little Rock, adapting business strategies for survival.
Yuval Noah Harari and Mustafa Suleiman discuss AI's future and its impact on Humanity.
80% of world income is generated by just 10% of the population, illustrating stark disparities in economic development across countries.
More than 75 percent of Fortune 500 companies have kidnap and ransom insurance policies to protect employees in high-risk areas like Mexico.
Since 2015, over a billion dollars has been invested in femtech, focusing on apps that track women's reproductive health and menstrual cycles.
One in three American marriages now begin online, reflecting a significant shift in how couples meet and form relationships.
Patagonia quadrupled its sales and profits under Rose Marcario's leadership since she became CEO in 2008, while also launching an organic food company.
One ton of fresh fish is delivered twice a week from Senegal to Germany as part of an effort to support local fishermen and create jobs.
Biohackers seek to extend life through coaching, cryotherapy, and luxury clinics.
John Pachaya Ferry, a 22-year-old entrepreneur, operates a business called John's Bones from his apartment, selling human remains valued at approximately half a million dollars.
Tai O, nestled in Hong Kong, is home to the Tanka people and a fading fishing tradition.
The Paiute Tribe plans to build one of the largest marijuana dispensaries in the world to address economic challenges and cultural survival.
Almost 30% of Tuvan males die from alcohol poisoning, while shamans seek to restore traditional beliefs in a region facing severe social challenges.
A 64-year-old driver takes between 6 to 8 hours to navigate a 45-kilometer road, relying on an aging truck to connect remote villages.
A customer demands $1,500 to bail her partner out of jail while negotiating the sale of a bag at a Detroit pawn shop.
The payday loan industry in the United States has grown into a $9 billion market, with more outlets than Starbucks and McDonald's combined.
A 2020 survey found that 56% of people globally believe capitalism does more harm than good, prompting a call for renewed individual empowerment.
Watch 'Two American Families' to see how hard work challenges the American dream.
Journeyman Pictures has over 30 years experience delivering provocative factual content.
Biodiversity poses a significant economic threat, requiring urgent investment in nature-based solutions.
Biochar, an ancient technique, may help decarbonize agriculture and reduce CO2 emissions.
A partnership enhances Street Child's mission to provide education and justice for children globally.
Stephen Foley interviews Bill and Melinda Gates about funding innovation and science.
Business schools shift focus to sustainability and social impact in response to covid fallout.
Plant-based milk makers attract billions, but still lag behind traditional dairy profits.
E-waste production reaches 50 million tons annually, with serious environmental impacts.
Most wind turbine blades cannot be recycled effectively and end up in landfill.
Jonathan Black collaborates with professionals from Ernst & Young and Morgan Stanley to provide practical career advice for early-stage job seekers.
Charles Eisenstein advocates for a gift economy that enriches community connections and mutual support.
Trump and Clinton have high hopes for Colorado’s independents amid coal job challenges.
Professor Andrew Lo discusses using financial engineering to fund cancer research.
Martin Sandbu believes the pandemic offers a chance to create a fairer economy for all.
Paul Austin discusses microdosing LSD and its cognitive enhancement benefits.
Companies today must prioritize ESG factors to meet shareholder and public expectations.
A lab in South San Francisco develops animal-free protein using fermentation technology.
Juha Jarvinen benefits from Finland's basic income experiment, receiving $660 monthly.
China's rural communities transition to sustainable chilli pepper farming amid growing demand.
Impossible Foods in Silicon Valley transforms plants into meat alternatives near Facebook.
The resale market for fashion has grown 21 times faster than traditional retail, driven by platforms like Depop and the influence of social media and sustainability awareness.
Zuckerberg tightens his grip on Facebook as results surge, according to the Financial Times.
Nick Mathiason and Simon Rawles assess fair trade's impact on The Chamraj tea estate in South India.
