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In 2021, Agnes Tirop broke the women's 10,000 meter world record. Five weeks later, she was dead. We examine her murder and the threat of violence for other Kenyan runners.

Dreams of Aloha-At her favorite Honolulu restaurant, Senator Mazie Hirono invites Alexander Heffner to enjoy classic Japanese fare as she explains what she sees as the Republican Party's main role in America's dysfunctional politics.

Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec bring together the latest news from the world of business and finance by harnessing the power of Bloomberg Businessweek reporters and editors.

Artificial intelligence has begun to exhibit early signs of agency. Are we on a path to superintelligence? Self destruction? Or is the potential promise and threat of AI being overblown?

Bioacoustics technology and AI are revealing how animals communicate, and may soon allow us to talk to them ourselves. What can we learn from wildlife? And should we be talking to the animals at all?

Mathematician and Author Hannah Fry explores the powerful new technologies set to shape society, and whether that future is one that we want. Our future doesn't just happen, we make it.

Water. Our survival depends on water, yet global reserves are rapidly shrinking. Can technology help secure humanity's future water needs?

For some, pain is excruciating and inescapable. But amid the continuing fallout of the opioid crisis, new technologies are being developed to limit and even eliminate pain.

Soon, another billion people will be online. How will these new users embrace this technology to transform their lives, and what will it mean for the rest of the world?

Amid Seoul's pulsating energy, Haslina Amin reveals an architectural renaissance that's reshaping the city, blending tradition with innovation while providing the world a new wave to follow.

Join Haslinda Amin as she explores the way robots and AI are integrated into Japanese life. From drones managing crops to unmanned harvesters, see how it's paving the way to a more efficient future.

Haslinda Amin reveals the burgeoning role of India's private space firms and their recent advances. Leaders and innovators divulge how they are pushing the boundaries of space.

Google & Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai sits down with Emily Chang to discuss the future of search, accelerating work on Google's AI models and how his upbringing prepared him for this moment.

Can Anduril Reboot the US Defense Industry? Emily Chang meets Anduril founder Palmer Luckey for a closer look at his defence tech startup's autonomous fleet and software operations.

Ryan Kaji is the reigning king of toy videos and one of YouTube's biggest and highest-paid social media stars. Emily Chang meets Ryan and his parents on the set of his new movie for a look at the young influencer's next act.

Emily Chang interviews JPMorgan Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon, a titan in the banking industry known for his freewheeling style, about his outlook on markets, tech and geopolitical risk.

Emily Chang travels to Latin America to visit one of Netflix's most ambitious productions and get a closer look at its global strategy.

Artificial intelligence has begun to exhibit early signs of agency. Are we on a path to superintelligence? Self destruction? Or is the potential promise and threat of AI being overblown?

Mathematician and Author Hannah Fry explores the powerful new technologies set to shape society, and whether that future is one that we want. Our future doesn't just happen, we make it.

Water. Our survival depends on water, yet global reserves are rapidly shrinking. Can technology help secure humanity's future water needs?

For some, pain is excruciating and inescapable. But amid the continuing fallout of the opioid crisis, new technologies are being developed to limit and even eliminate pain.

Bushfire Babies. The unprecedented devastation of Australia's 2019-2020 "Black Summer" bushfires. Three years later, the lasting health effects of the catastrophe are still manifesting themselves.

In a remote village temple in India, a daring heist saw precious and ancient cultural heritage disappear. Two citizen detectives work to bring down one of the biggest art thieves in history.

A "shadow fleet" of aging tankers is keeping Russian oil flowing. Bloomberg set out to uncover the network of intermediaries working to sell the Kremlin's oil while getting rich in the process.

The Baby Powder Controversy. In recent years, tens of thousands of lawsuits have been filed against J&J alleging the version of the product that contained talc gives people cancer.

Join Haslinda Amin as she explores the way robots and AI are integrated into Japanese life. From drones managing crops to unmanned harvesters, see how it's paving the way to a more efficient future.

Haslinda Amin reveals the burgeoning role of India's private space firms and their recent advances. Leaders and innovators divulge how they are pushing the boundaries of space.

A feature documentary about Sam Bankman-Fried and the stunning collapse of FTX, his cryptocurrency exchange.

The economy and the markets are "under surveillance" as we cover the latest in finance, economics and investment. Join Tom Keene, Paul Sweeney, Lisa Mateo, Michael Barr and other guests.

Google & Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai sits down with Emily Chang to discuss the future of search, accelerating work on Google's AI models and how his upbringing prepared him for this moment.

Can Anduril Reboot the US Defense Industry? Emily Chang meets Anduril founder Palmer Luckey for a closer look at his defence tech startup's autonomous fleet and software operations.

Ryan Kaji is the reigning king of toy videos and one of YouTube's biggest and highest-paid social media stars. Emily Chang meets Ryan and his parents on the set of his new movie for a look at the young influencer's next act.

Inside Mark Zuckerberg's AI Era. Emily Chang sits down with Mark Zuckerberg to discuss how Meta's newest AI model Llama 3.1 will shape the future of business, technology and society.

Exploring every angle of climate change, technology, finance, sports and beyond, Bloomberg Originals is business as you've never seen it.

A behind the scenes, inside scoop look at business today. Meet the entrepreneurs, small businesses and large corporations impacting the economy and our daily lives.

Powerful stories, revealing conversations and animations to help make sense of the world.

A behind the scenes, inside scoop look at business today. Meet the entrepreneurs, small businesses and large corporations impacting the economy and our daily lives.

Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec bring together the latest news from the world of business and finance by harnessing the power of Bloomberg Businessweek reporters and editors.

Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly talk with Bruin Capital Founder & CEO George Pyne about how he got started in sports, his role as an operator and his philosophy on sports investment.

Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly sit with tennis champions Billie Jean King and Ilana Kloss to discuss the current buzz around women's sports and hear how they helped grow professional women's hockey.

Join Haslinda Amin as she explores the way robots and AI are integrated into Japanese life. From drones managing crops to unmanned harvesters, see how it's paving the way to a more efficient future.

Haslinda Amin reveals the burgeoning role of India's private space firms and their recent advances. Leaders and innovators divulge how they are pushing the boundaries of space.

The Green Bible is the single-most important document in the Italian government's war against an alleged Nigerian mafia. But this supposed mafia handbook isn't what it claims to be at all.

The tale of the strange life and stranger murder of a rare violin collector and his daughter, as told by their friends and two suspects at the heart of the police investigation.

In 2021, Agnes Tirop broke the women's 10,000 meter world record. Five weeks later, she was dead. We examine her murder and the threat of violence for other Kenyan runners.

PFAS chemicals are used in thousands of products aimed at making life easier. But the chemicals are now almost everywhere, including in human blood, and are being linked to severe health problems.

Americans Cash in on a Paddle-Sport Obsession. Pickleball is the hottest sport in America. In the premiere of "Next in Sports," we test the case for the paddle craze.

How Formula One Finally Hooked America. Not so long ago it was the circuits of Monaco and Monza that epitomized Formula 1. Its modern ambitions, however, are more Miami.

How to Build a Brand New Sport. Despite Teqball being relatively unknown, the sport's creators have big plans for it. Can you build any game into a mainstream sport if you have the will and the money?

Next in Sports explores new sports, as well as innovations in existing pastimes, illustrating what's happening around the corner and across the globe.

The Pro-League With Players as Bosses. Athletes Unlimited is capitalising on the growing audience for women's softball, volleyball and basketball by investing in the athletes themselves.

Can the Ancient Indian Sport of Kabaddi Someday Rival Cricket? Billionaire businessman Anand Mahindra wants to make the Indian game of Kabaddi number one, in a nation where cricket is king.

The Green Bible is the single-most important document in the Italian government's war against an alleged Nigerian mafia. But this supposed mafia handbook isn't what it claims to be at all.

TikTok's secret algorithm has been blamed for sending young users content that pushes some into a spiral of self-harm. We take a look at the darker side of the world's most downloaded app.

Poisoning the Amazon. Aluminium in Ford's new electric F-150 can be traced back to bauxite mines in the Amazon whose owners have long faced allegations of pollution and land appropriation.

In Texas, a former preacher exploited the trust of his peers under a cloak of religious virtue. This is the intimate story of those whose lives were destroyed by his $38 million dollar Ponzi scheme.

A feature documentary about Sam Bankman-Fried and the stunning collapse of FTX, his cryptocurrency exchange.

Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly sit with tennis champions Billie Jean King and Ilana Kloss to discuss the current buzz around women's sports and hear how they helped grow professional women's hockey.

Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly talk with David Rubenstein, co-founder of The Carlyle Group, about his recent purchase of the Baltimore Orioles and what the team means for the city.

Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly talk with Bruin Capital Founder & CEO George Pyne about how he got started in sports, his role as an operator and his philosophy on sports investment.

Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly talk with sportscaster Stephen A. Smith about becoming the face of ESPN, how he defines his worth and the lessons he's learned along the way.

Haslinda Amin reveals the burgeoning role of India's private space firms and their recent advances. Leaders and innovators divulge how they are pushing the boundaries of space.

Amid Seoul's pulsating energy, Haslina Amin reveals an architectural renaissance that's reshaping the city, blending tradition with innovation while providing the world a new wave to follow.

Join Haslinda Amin as she explores the way robots and AI are integrated into Japanese life. From drones managing crops to unmanned harvesters, see how it's paving the way to a more efficient future.

Best-selling author Ashlee Vance travels the world to engage with the most brilliant, audacious and controversial pioneers in science and technology.

Switzerland is full of advanced tech startups. We visit an inventor who makes drones do miraculous things and a company that's growing human skin in a lab.

From a company that helps restore movement in the paralysed to brain-research labs combining neuroscience and AI, Switzerland is home to some of the most advanced research on the brain.

Burning Man meets Mad Max at King of the Hammers, a 212-mile-long offroad race in the California desert that only the hardiest racers with the most kitted-out vehicles will even finish.

Bioacoustics technology and AI are revealing how animals communicate, and may soon allow us to talk to them ourselves. What can we learn from wildlife? And should we be talking to the animals at all?

Mathematician and Author Hannah Fry explores the powerful new technologies set to shape society, and whether that future is one that we want. Our future doesn't just happen, we make it.

Water. Our survival depends on water, yet global reserves are rapidly shrinking. Can technology help secure humanity's future water needs?

For some, pain is excruciating and inescapable. But amid the continuing fallout of the opioid crisis, new technologies are being developed to limit and even eliminate pain.

Soon, another billion people will be online. How will these new users embrace this technology to transform their lives, and what will it mean for the rest of the world?

How do you tell dusk from dawn in the age of climate change? Host Nikolaj Coster-Waldau begins his global journey to find out.

Shelter is one of humanity's most basic needs. As the global population grows, how can we rethink the way we live to build a more sustainable tomorrow?

Nature's ability to regenerate existed long before humans inhabited the Earth. What can we learn from its innate ability to help fix the damage we've done?

In a world where global warming has made food harder to grow, how we plant and harvest are critical issues when it comes to adapting to climate change.

A feature documentary about Sam Bankman-Fried and the stunning collapse of FTX, his cryptocurrency exchange.

The Plastic Predicament. In New Jersey, he meets Tom Szaky, whose company TerraCycle promises it can recycle things like cigarette butts and dirty diapers. But do they actually get recycled?

Cleaning Up Crypto. Kal Penn meets a self-proclaimed "crypto cowboy" in Texas, who claims Bitcoin mining can help stabilize the state's troubled electrical grid and use up surplus renewable energy.

How to Save a City. From sea walls to oyster reefs, Kal Penn explores projects designed to protect New York City against the next Superstorm Sandy.

The Last Resorts. Kal Penn explores some of the more drastic Plan Bs aimed at fighting global warming or protecting populations from climate extremes.

The Future of Water. Kal Penn explores how the western US can cope with a decades-old megadrought and whether recycled wastewater is a solution to the world's limited water supplies.

How We Stay Cool. In this episode of Getting Warmer, Kal Penn explores whether there's a sustainable way to cool a warming world, and the "cold chains" that keep food unspoiled.

Generation EV. Kal travels to Nevada to visit the company building America's first closed-loop supply chain for electric vehicles, while examining the industry's reliance on the carbon-intensive kind.

Tackling Methane. Kal explores the threat methane poses as it's released by everything from air conditioners to agriculture, and how strategies like regenerative agriculture can help tackle it.

Powerful stories, revealing conversations and animations to help make sense of the world.

A behind the scenes, inside scoop look at business today. Meet the entrepreneurs, small businesses and large corporations impacting the economy and our daily lives.

A behind the scenes, inside scoop look at business today. Meet the entrepreneurs, small businesses and large corporations impacting the economy and our daily lives.

A behind the scenes, inside scoop look at business today. Meet the entrepreneurs, small businesses and large corporations impacting the economy and our daily lives.

Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly talk with David Rubenstein, co-founder of The Carlyle Group, about his recent purchase of the Baltimore Orioles and what the team means for the city.

Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly talk with Bruin Capital Founder & CEO George Pyne about how he got started in sports, his role as an operator and his philosophy on sports investment.

Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly sit with tennis champions Billie Jean King and Ilana Kloss to discuss the current buzz around women's sports and hear how they helped grow professional women's hockey.

Haslinda Amin reveals the burgeoning role of India's private space firms and their recent advances. Leaders and innovators divulge how they are pushing the boundaries of space.

Amid Seoul's pulsating energy, Haslina Amin reveals an architectural renaissance that's reshaping the city, blending tradition with innovation while providing the world a new wave to follow.

Join Haslinda Amin as she explores the way robots and AI are integrated into Japanese life. From drones managing crops to unmanned harvesters, see how it's paving the way to a more efficient future.

The Airship Stikes Back. We travel from California to Ohio to the Hindenburg's birthplace in Germany to see if this new old style of aviation can really make a comeback.

The tiny former Soviet nation of Kyrgyzstan hopes to join the global tech economy; we hang out with blockbuster YouTube success D-Billions and learn about a darker side of its society.

Our journey through Kyrgyzstan continues as we get to know the ambitious young women behind a coding army that might one day lead a local tech revolution.

We look at the innovative manufacturing companies finding new ways to make modern marvels, from robots that can do detailed metalworking to a machine that can 3D print on a massive scale.

In Part two, we dive deep into LA's burgeoning space industry, one that's been supercharged by talented veterans of SpaceX.

Best-selling author Ashlee Vance travels the world to engage with the most brilliant, audacious and controversial pioneers in science and technology.

Switzerland is full of advanced tech startups. We visit an inventor who makes drones do miraculous things and a company that's growing human skin in a lab.

Emily Chang interviews JPMorgan Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon, a titan in the banking industry known for his freewheeling style, about his outlook on markets, tech and geopolitical risk.

Google & Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai sits down with Emily Chang to discuss the future of search, accelerating work on Google's AI models and how his upbringing prepared him for this moment.

GM's Risky Bet on the Future of Electric Vehicles. Emily Chang meets GM CEO Mary Barra for a look at her ambitious plan to transform the veteran automaker into a fast-moving tech company.

Inside Mark Zuckerberg's AI Era. Emily Chang sits down with Mark Zuckerberg to discuss how Meta's newest AI model Llama 3.1 will shape the future of business, technology and society.

Benchmark's Bill Gurley on VC Hustle Culture. Emily travels to Austin, Texas, to sit down with Bill Gurley and discuss his journey from computer engineer to Wall Street and Silicon Valley.

Whistleblowers Warn About the Dark Side of AI. Emily is joined by Ifeoma Ozoma, Timnit Gebru, and Safiya Noble, who have raised the alarm on Big Tech's growing influence in our daily lives.

Emily sits down with Angel City FC's founders: Natalie Portman, Kara Nortman, and Julie Uhrman. Now in its second season, the team is changing the culture of professional sports.

Inside Silicon Valley's Famous Startup School. Chang also gets a behind-the-scenes look at Tan's at-home YouTube studio, where he makes content for entrepreneurs.

Emily sits down with Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella to hear about how AI is shaking up the competition for search.

Emily heads to LA to meet the TikTok famous D'Amelio family. They discuss their expansion into television, investing, and building their own brand.

Google & Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai sits down with Emily Chang to discuss the future of search, accelerating work on Google's AI models and how his upbringing prepared him for this moment.

Emily Chang interviews JPMorgan Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon, a titan in the banking industry known for his freewheeling style, about his outlook on markets, tech and geopolitical risk.

Emily Chang travels to Latin America to visit one of Netflix's most ambitious productions and get a closer look at its global strategy.

GM's Risky Bet on the Future of Electric Vehicles. Emily Chang meets GM CEO Mary Barra for a look at her ambitious plan to transform the veteran automaker into a fast-moving tech company.

How Youtube Became Must Watch TV. Emily Chang speaks with YouTube CEO Neal Mohan about the creator economy, staying atop the AI wave and transforming the platform into the world's biggest streamer.

Emily Chang interviews JPMorgan Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon, a titan in the banking industry known for his freewheeling style, about his outlook on markets, tech and geopolitical risk.

Google & Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai sits down with Emily Chang to discuss the future of search, accelerating work on Google's AI models and how his upbringing prepared him for this moment.

Emily Chang visits Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky at his San Francisco home to discuss the highs and lows of Airbnb's success and his hopes for a more connected future.

Emily Chang meets with Hailey Bieber and talks about founding her skincare company, the bubble of celebrity beauty brands, online backlashes and gossip.

Inside Barbie's World. Barbie has finally stepped out of the toy aisle and onto the big screen in her Hollywood debut. Could her movie successfully usher Mattel into its next era?

A feature documentary about Sam Bankman-Fried and the stunning collapse of FTX, his cryptocurrency exchange.

How Youtube Became Must Watch TV. Emily Chang speaks with YouTube CEO Neal Mohan about the creator economy, staying atop the AI wave and transforming the platform into the world's biggest streamer.

Inside Mark Zuckerberg's AI Era. Emily Chang sits down with Mark Zuckerberg to discuss how Meta's newest AI model Llama 3.1 will shape the future of business, technology and society.

Google & Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai sits down with Emily Chang to discuss the future of search, accelerating work on Google's AI models and how his upbringing prepared him for this moment.

Can Anduril Reboot the US Defense Industry? Emily Chang meets Anduril founder Palmer Luckey for a closer look at his defence tech startup's autonomous fleet and software operations.

Emily Chang travels to Latin America to visit one of Netflix's most ambitious productions and get a closer look at its global strategy.

GM's Risky Bet on the Future of Electric Vehicles. Emily Chang meets GM CEO Mary Barra for a look at her ambitious plan to transform the veteran automaker into a fast-moving tech company.

How do you tell dusk from dawn in the age of climate change? Host Nikolaj Coster-Waldau begins his global journey to find out.

Shelter is one of humanity's most basic needs. As the global population grows, how can we rethink the way we live to build a more sustainable tomorrow?

The economy and the markets are "under surveillance" as we cover the latest in finance, economics and investment. Join Tom Keene, Paul Sweeney, Lisa Mateo, Michael Barr and other guests.

Artificial intelligence has begun to exhibit early signs of agency. Are we on a path to superintelligence? Self destruction? Or is the potential promise and threat of AI being overblown?

Bioacoustics technology and AI are revealing how animals communicate, and may soon allow us to talk to them ourselves. What can we learn from wildlife? And should we be talking to the animals at all?

Mathematician and Author Hannah Fry explores the powerful new technologies set to shape society, and whether that future is one that we want. Our future doesn't just happen, we make it.

Water. Our survival depends on water, yet global reserves are rapidly shrinking. Can technology help secure humanity's future water needs?

For some, pain is excruciating and inescapable. But amid the continuing fallout of the opioid crisis, new technologies are being developed to limit and even eliminate pain.

Soon, another billion people will be online. How will these new users embrace this technology to transform their lives, and what will it mean for the rest of the world?

In this Bloomberg Originals documentary, we reveal how the unregulated substance is being promoted and even made more potent, and how some users are ending up dead.

Narendra Modi, India's prime minister, is both highly popular and deeply polarizing. How did he get to the top of Indian politics, and what do his policies mean for the country's future?

Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec bring together the latest news from the world of business and finance by harnessing the power of Bloomberg Businessweek reporters and editors.

Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly talk with Bruin Capital Founder & CEO George Pyne about how he got started in sports, his role as an operator and his philosophy on sports investment.

Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly sit with tennis champions Billie Jean King and Ilana Kloss to discuss the current buzz around women's sports and hear how they helped grow professional women's hockey.

Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly talk with David Rubenstein, co-founder of The Carlyle Group, about his recent purchase of the Baltimore Orioles and what the team means for the city.

Join Haslinda Amin as she explores the way robots and AI are integrated into Japanese life. From drones managing crops to unmanned harvesters, see how it's paving the way to a more efficient future.

Haslinda Amin reveals the burgeoning role of India's private space firms and their recent advances. Leaders and innovators divulge how they are pushing the boundaries of space.

Amid Seoul's pulsating energy, Haslina Amin reveals an architectural renaissance that's reshaping the city, blending tradition with innovation while providing the world a new wave to follow.

A behind the scenes, inside scoop look at business today. Meet the entrepreneurs, small businesses and large corporations impacting the economy and our daily lives.

Next in Sports explores new sports, as well as innovations in existing pastimes, illustrating what's happening around the corner and across the globe.

Next in Sports explores new sports, as well as innovations in existing pastimes, illustrating what's happening around the corner and across the globe.

Americans Cash in on a Paddle-Sport Obsession. Pickleball is the hottest sport in America. In the premiere of "Next in Sports," we test the case for the paddle craze.

How Formula One Finally Hooked America. Not so long ago it was the circuits of Monaco and Monza that epitomized Formula 1. Its modern ambitions, however, are more Miami.

Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly sit with tennis champions Billie Jean King and Ilana Kloss to discuss the current buzz around women's sports and hear how they helped grow professional women's hockey.

Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly talk with David Rubenstein, co-founder of The Carlyle Group, about his recent purchase of the Baltimore Orioles and what the team means for the city.

Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly talk with former NBA player Jay Williams about how he pivoted after a career-ending accident, why he founded Improbable Media and what he thinks about NIL deals.

Alex Rodriguez and Jason Kelly talk with Bruin Capital Founder & CEO George Pyne about how he got started in sports, his role as an operator and his philosophy on sports investment.

In Texas, a former preacher exploited the trust of his peers under a cloak of religious virtue. This is the intimate story of those whose lives were destroyed by his $38 million dollar Ponzi scheme.

The Green Bible is the single-most important document in the Italian government's war against an alleged Nigerian mafia. But this supposed mafia handbook isn't what it claims to be at all.

The tale of the strange life and stranger murder of a rare violin collector and his daughter, as told by their friends and two suspects at the heart of the police investigation.

The economy and the markets are "under surveillance" as we cover the latest in finance, economics and investment. Join Tom Keene, Paul Sweeney, Lisa Mateo, Michael Barr and other guests.

Narendra Modi, India's prime minister, is both highly popular and deeply polarizing. How did he get to the top of Indian politics, and what do his policies mean for the country's future?

A behind the scenes, inside scoop look at business today. Meet the entrepreneurs, small businesses and large corporations impacting the economy and our daily lives.

Powerful stories, revealing conversations and animations to help make sense of the world.

Examining all things climate, ranging from the biggest environmental story of the moment and why it matters in a larger scale, to innovative solutions that can turn the tide.

Powerful stories, revealing conversations and animations to help make sense of the world.

Powerful stories, revealing conversations and animations to help make sense of the world.

Powerful stories, revealing conversations and animations to help make sense of the world.

A behind the scenes, inside scoop look at business today. Meet the entrepreneurs, small businesses and large corporations impacting the economy and our daily lives.

Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec bring together the latest news from the world of business and finance by harnessing the power of Bloomberg Businessweek reporters and editors.

Haslinda Amin reveals the burgeoning role of India's private space firms and their recent advances. Leaders and innovators divulge how they are pushing the boundaries of space.

Amid Seoul's pulsating energy, Haslina Amin reveals an architectural renaissance that's reshaping the city, blending tradition with innovation while providing the world a new wave to follow.

Join Haslinda Amin as she explores the way robots and AI are integrated into Japanese life. From drones managing crops to unmanned harvesters, see how it's paving the way to a more efficient future.

A "shadow fleet" of aging tankers is keeping Russian oil flowing. Bloomberg set out to uncover the network of intermediaries working to sell the Kremlin's oil while getting rich in the process.

Poisoning the Amazon. Aluminium in Ford's new electric F-150 can be traced back to bauxite mines in the Amazon whose owners have long faced allegations of pollution and land appropriation.

In a remote village temple in India, a daring heist saw precious and ancient cultural heritage disappear. Two citizen detectives work to bring down one of the biggest art thieves in history.

The Green Bible is the single-most important document in the Italian government's war against an alleged Nigerian mafia. But this supposed mafia handbook isn't what it claims to be at all.

The tale of the strange life and stranger murder of a rare violin collector and his daughter, as told by their friends and two suspects at the heart of the police investigation.

In Texas, a former preacher exploited the trust of his peers under a cloak of religious virtue. This is the intimate story of those whose lives were destroyed by his $38 million dollar Ponzi scheme.

PFAS chemicals are used in thousands of products aimed at making life easier. But the chemicals are now almost everywhere, including in human blood, and are being linked to severe health problems.