This episode shows how companies in Japan's seafood industry are adapting their business models to overcome challenges and increase sales.

[In Focus: China Powers Ahead in Global Auto Market]
The global auto industry is undergoing enormous changes as carmakers switch to clean energy vehicles and roll out smart technologies. This is fueling a realignment of the major players, with China moving closer to the front of the line.

[Global Trends: Japan's Inflatable Homes Offer Relief to Disaster Areas]
The frequency of earthquakes and other natural disasters around the world mean there is a constant need for temporary housing. We meet a university professor in Japan who designed an inflatable house that's providing relief to evacuees.

It's estimated that there are currently about ten million vacant homes in Japan and that number is expected to grow even further. This episode features businesses that are working to fill empty properties with people in need of affordable housing or businesses that can provide a boost to local communities.

[In Focus: China's Belt and Road Initiative at a Crossroad]
China's global infrastructure program, the Belt and Road Initiative, has reached its 10-year anniversary. Officials boast about a decade of achievements, but clouds have begun to gather over its actual benefits. We look at where the program is now, and what may be in store for the future.

[Global Trends: Breaking Down the Barrier of Ageism]
Ageism is bias or prejudice based on age—jumping to conclusions because of how old someone is. It is largely unrecognized but widespread. We spoke with Ashton Applewhite, an author and activist who has been leading the fight against ageism.