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Adidas CEO - Kasper Rorsted - Adidas sells hundreds of millions of products every year — but scale alone doesn’t guarantee success. In this interview, CEO Kasper Rørsted explains how Adidas balances growth, profitability, competition, and innovation while navigating global markets like China and facing rivals such as Nike. Leaders with Lacqua - Kasper Rorsted Stars: Kasper Rorsted, Francine Lacqua Genres: Documentary | News Adidas is the largest sportswear company in Europe and second in the world. That means it sold more than 400 million pairs of shoes last year over 450 million pieces of apparel and 110 million pieces of sports equipment like basketballs. The brand is known around the world for sponsoring world class athletes and sports teams including Manchester United and more recently partnerships with Kanye West and Beyonce. Today our leaders would like what we need Kasper said. The chief executive of Added DAX. CAC. Thank you so much for joining us on leaders with like what. What exactly is added us. Is it a fashion company or is it a sportswear company. Now we're by

Get slimmer by eating chocolate - how scientific studies will make us believe the stupidest things! Day in day out we are bombarded by all kinds of promises on how to lose weight, almost all of which fail to deliver. Of the millions of dieters, only a handful will have long-term success, and yet there are countless studies claiming the opposite. Leading weight loss companies happily confront dieters with the scientifically backed claim that failing a diet would be their own fault. After all, world-renowned experts of all fields have proven the effectiveness of weight loss programs. Or have they? On their journey through Germany and France, Diana Löbl and Peter Onnecken investigate how the weight loss industry systematically buy scientific research and use it in their favor. Time and time again dubious studies are being published and serve only one purpose: fuelling the multi billion euro weight loss industry. German experts point the finger at a cartel of nutritionists who recommend questionable weight loss diets and promise healthy results based on questionable short-term studies. Similar results cannot be detected

Oligarchs and Billionaires: On board the most beautiful yachts in the world - Behind every superyacht lies a hidden world of power, sanctions, oil money and extreme wealth. Oligarchs and Billionaires: On Board the Most Beautiful Yachts in the World explores the booming global superyacht industry — from Russian oligarchs hiding billion-dollar vessels to eco-yachts powered by solar energy in Dubai. From Monaco and Saudi Arabia to Hong Kong and the Red Sea, this documentary reveals how luxury yachts became symbols of geopolitical power, financial influence and the new ultra-rich economy. Because for the world’s elite… yachts are not transportation they are floating empires Oligarchs and Billionaires: On board the most beautiful yachts in the world (Year) Director: Laurent Delhomme Genre: Documentary, Luxury, Economy, Society Country: France Language: French (original), English (international version available) Also Known As: Oligarques et Milliardaires : à bord des plus beaux yachts du monde Release Date: 2022 Filming Locations: Monaco, Dubai, Miami, Greenland, and Mediterranean luxury yacht destinations Synopsis: Oligarchs and Billionaires: On Board the Most Beautiful Yachts in the World investigates the ultra-exclusive world

The Architects of Money: Who Decides the Price of Your Life? Money looks simple: a number in your bank account, a mortgage payment, a salary, a savings balance. But behind every number are institutions most people rarely think about — and yet their decisions shape the cost of almost everything. This episode explores the power of the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank: how they were built, how they control interest rates, how they responded to the 2008 financial crisis, and why their choices affect inflation, housing, jobs, debt and the future of the global economy. Because modern money is no longer just cash. It is trust, debt, policy, technology and institutional power. And the real question is: who actually controls the price of your money? Want to keep exploring the hidden systems behind money, markets and power? Listen next to: How the Money Lost Its Value | Is Another Crisis Coming?

Breast cancer has become the poster child of cause-related marketing campaigns. Countless people walk, run and shop for the cure. Each year, millions of dollars are raised in the name of breast cancer, but where does this money go and what does it actually achieve? ------- Chapters ▷ 00:00 - Introduction ▷ 02:23 - Breast cancer culture and sisterhood ▷ 06:04 - A shift in responsibility from the government to private entities ▷ 09:23 - The lack of change or development in breast cancer treatment ▷ 13:55 - Awareness vs. action ▷ 19:00 - Breast cancer organizations tied to corporations ▷ 24:47 - The tyranny of cheerfulness and harmful language used to describe the disease ▷ 42:52 - Where does the money raised actually go? ▷ 53:57 - Cosmetics and personal care products ▷ 59:52 - The origin of the pink ribbon ▷ 1:01:45 - The search for quick fixes ▷ 1:04:37 - The KFC breast cancer campaign ▷ 1:07:57 - Environmental factors: workers exposed to toxic fumes and chemicals ▷ 1:14:11 - Pinkwashers: companies who benefit from breast cancer

This film tells the rise and fall of Nokia and the Finnish mobile phone industry from grassroots, the point of view of the basic engineers and experienced by those who made the miracle happen and then faced the destruction. Many ended unemployed, some moved to new areas of work, and few found a new innovative entrepreneur in themselves. Today, something new may be smouldering in the ruins of Nokia. A film by Arto Koskinen Once upon a time there was a large Finnish company that manufactured the world’s best and most innovative mobile phones. The company was called Nokia. Nokia’s annual budget was larger than that of the Government of Finland. People who got a job in that company rose to an undefined higher caste in which abundance was guaranteed till the end of their life. They were often envied for this reason. Luckily other Finns were also able to enjoy the Nokia name. Even an Egyptian market vendor would call Finnish tourists ”Mr or Mrs Nokia” upon hearing from where they came. Mobile phones changed the world. They have