hello i m adrian for the good in this episode we re revisiting bangladesh where a few years ago a garment factory collapsed and killed over 1000 people working inside the magnitude of the accident laid bare the lack of safety standards for the country s government workers at the apparent indifference of the multinational corporations that profited from them. it wasn t the 1st accident to happen in that industry and sadly it s unlikely to be the last but the issues raised by this film worth airing again here it is that award winning investigation from al-jazeera as faultline series made in bangladesh. d last operate the last 5 for last week and pass those savings on to our customers to everyday low prices blah blah blah blah total revenue i believe every year 400000000000 dollars having low prices drives traffic to our stores and increases with little while for us to lower expenses lower prices again oh please welcome tom cruise last all around the globe wal-mart is taking th
director james comey in any way shape or form the closer to back down the investigation into michael flynn and also as you will know. next question michael field washington on al-jazeera. hello i m adrian for the good in this episode we re revisiting bangladesh where a few years ago a garment factory collapsed and killed over 1000 people working inside the magnitude of the accident laid bare the lack of safety standards for the country s garment workers and the apparent indifference of the multinational corporations that profited from them. it wasn t the 1st accident to happen in that industry and sadly it s unlikely to be the last but the issues raised by this film worth airing again here it is then award winning investigation from al-jazeera as faultline series made in bangladesh. operate the last 5 for last week and pass those savings on door customers to everyday low prices. cut. problem revenue i believe every year 400000000000 dollars having low prices drives traffic to
garment workers and the apparent indifference of the multinational corporations that profited from them. it wasn t the 1st accident to happen in that industry and sadly it s unlikely to be the last but the issues raised by this film worth airing again here it is then award winning investigation from al-jazeera as faultline series made in bangladesh. operate the last 5 for last week and pass those savings on door customers to everyday low prices lock. stock. photo revenue i believe every year 400000000000 dollars having low prices drives traffic to our stores getting put in allows us to lower expenses lower prices and. please welcome tom. all around the globe wal-mart is taking the lead in making a difference to contain the american dream has become a global concept i think it s our country s best export. 2012 was a good year for wal-mart. but it was a bad year for bangladesh. it experienced the deadliest factory fire in its history and walmart shorts were among the clothes fo
on al-jazeera. hello i m adrian finnegan in this episode we re revisiting bangladesh where a few years ago a garment factory collapsed and killed over 1000 people working inside the magnitude of the accident laid bare the lack of safety standards for the country s garment workers and the apparent indifference of the multinational corporations that profited from them. it wasn t the 1st accident to happen in that industry and sadly it s unlikely to be the last but the issues raised by this film worth airing again here it is then award winning investigation from al-jazeera as faultline series made in bangladesh. c operate the last 5 for last week and pass those savings on to our customers to everyday low prices. total revenue i believe every year 400000000000 dollars having low prices drives traffic to our stores in pieces but allows us to lower expenses lower prices of. tom cruise. around the. well wal-mart is taking the lead in making a difference to contain the american dream