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2300 Nokia employees have been laid off following the factory's move to Romania. Despite record profits, the company's move to Romania is allegedly spurred by cheaper production opportunities there: 'Nokia is not an impoverished organisation by any stretch of the imagination. The company has exploited us. They have taken us for a ride - and that's putting it mildly.' Including interviews from …
Controversial photographer Larry Fink has studied the election campaign in the barren industrial state of Pennsylvania for Vanity Fair. Following its people with his lens, he found a strong affiliation towards Obama.
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In a world where everything is for sale, is it wrong to sell your own kidney? Or to buy an illegal organ if it could save your life? Every year 15,000 human organs are trafficked from impoverished Europeans to recipients in more privileged countries. A shocking and exclusive new film on an intractable subject.
Half the population of Vanuatu drink Kava root, which is fondly dubbed as the root of happiness. But deaths throughout Europe linked with this traditional South Pacific drink led to a ban.
New York City wants to force fast food restaurants to list the calories in their products. Not surprisingly the big food chains are opposed. But so are some New Yorkers who think the land of the free is giving way to a nanny state.
We all know the mega rich pay much less tax than the rest of us but just how do they do it? After years working for a Liechtenstein bank, an employee turned whistleblower made off with thousands of incriminating documents. He then sold the data to a number of Western governments, who used it to track the fortunes that their wealthy citizens stashed into secret accounts. This is the remarkable sto…
Supermarkets have bulked up. These days they're retail superpowers who make money not just when we eat or drink but increasingly when we fill the petrol tank, play pokies or buy a hammer from the local hardware - and they're quietly stalking pharmacies, newsagents and florists.
The southern outskirts of the Afghan capital, Kabul. The major exit and entry routes to the city are all blocked to stop insurgents and drug smugglers. Beyond here, government rule ends.
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