Bloomberg
Duterte Pays Filipinos to Move Out of Manila
Jun.01 -- With the coronavirus pandemic raging, Duterte’s “Back to the Province” program hopes to lure Filipinos to the countryside with up to $2,181 in cash and goods.
Bloomberg
Matthews Asia Sees Huge Opportunities in China Property
Teresa Kong, portfolio manager at Matthews Asia, discusses the prospects for China's real estate sector. Creditors of property developer Kaisa Group Holdings Ltd. have yet to receive payment on a $400 million dollar bond that was due to...
Bloomberg
Goodbye to Gates: China Plans to Tear Down Walls
April 12 -- The Chinese government may be on a collision course with its growing middle class. A new urbanization plan threatens to open thousands of walled and gated residential compounds in cities across the country. Bloomberg's Kevin...
Bloomberg
Inside China's Demand for Pork
Mar.22 -- Smithfield Foods President Kenneth Sullivan discusses China's demand for protein based foods. He speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
Curated Video
India's Foreign Minister on climate, Kashmir
India's Foreign Minister Tuesday said he believes the ability of India achieving United Nation's sustainable development goals will have an impact on the international community to achieve the targets because "our numbers are so big."
Bloomberg
PGIM’s Hyat on Fed, Inflation, Economy, Investing
Oct. 18 -- PGIM Chief Strategy Officer Taimur Hyat discusses Fed policy, inflation and the economy. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
Curated Video
India's Foreign Minister on climate, Kashmir
India's Foreign Minister Tuesday said he believes the ability of India achieving United Nation's sustainable development goals will have an impact on the international community to achieve the targets because "our numbers are so big."
Bloomberg
PGIM's Hyat on Fed, Inflation, 'Hot' Economy
Oct. 17 -- PGIM Chief Strategy Officer Taimur Hyat discusses Fed policy, inflation and the economy. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets." (Corrects spelling guest's name)
Bloomberg
China's Efforts to Cut Pollution Creating Opportunities: DWS
Jul.26 -- Priscilla Lu, head of sustainable investments for Asia Pacific at DWS Group, says the coronavirus outbreak has renewed the Chinese government’s focus on the need to reduce environmental pollution, and that this has led to...
Curated Video
Chefs team up to save floating farms tradition
LEADIN:
Xochimilco, home to Mexico City's famed floating gardens is teaming up with local chefs to save the tradition.
Call it floating-farm-to-table: a growing number of the capital's most in-demand...
Curated Video
Chefs team up to save floating farms
LEADIN:
Xochimilco, home to Mexico City's famed floating gardens is teaming up with local chefs to save the tradition.
Call it floating-farm-to-table: a growing number of the capital's most in-demand...
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Climate we have to accelerate because of major risk Fabius
CLEAN : Climate we have to accelerate because of major risk Fabius
Curated Video
Buenos Aires to integrate iconic shantytown
Buenos Aires city government has begun an unprecedented plan to urbanize an iconic shantytown and integrate its over 40,000 residents into the formal fabric of the Argentine capital. Villa 31 is a vast metropolis of informal housing...
Curated Video
Buenos Aires to integrate iconic shantytown
Buenos Aires city government has begun an unprecedented plan to urbanize an iconic shantytown and integrate its over 40,000 residents into the formal fabric of the Argentine capital. Villa 31 is a vast metropolis of informal housing...
Curated Video
Nobel winner thought Academy call was spammer
One of the winners of this year's Nobel Prize for economics says he ignored two telephone calls, thinking they were spam calls, before the Swedish Royal Academy of Sciences was able to get through to him.
Bloomberg
China’s ‘Ghost Cities’ Show Signs of Life
Sep.01 -- China’s so-called “Ghost Cities” are finally showing signs of life. A decade ago, pictures of these vast, new urban districts showed empty apartments towers and barren broad boulevards as the pace of building outstripped the...
California Academy of Science
Vertical Farming
Half of crops from traditional farming never get harvested, while 90 percent of crops from vertical farming go into the food supply. As land runs out for farming and the need for crops increases, could vertical farming solve the problem?...
Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History
Gilder Lehrman Institute: The American West: Urban v. Rural
Richard White, of Stanford University, discusses urbanization of the American West. [2:12]
Bozeman Science
Bozeman Science: Land Use
Paul Andersen explains how land is developed for human use. Urbanization has occurred through the last century as people have moved to cities in large numbers. Transportation and the arrival of the car have led to urban sprawl and urban...
Crash Course
Crash Course Us History #25: Growth, Cities, and Immigration
Video energetically narrated by John Green, discusses the growth of cities during the Industrial Revolution, Immigration, and the challenges brought about by these changes. [12:45]