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The bus journey from the Andes to Lima reveals Peru's dangerous roads and unique wildlife.
Transport professionals navigate the challenges of moving a 140-ton mine milling machine through Germany's narrow streets and construction sites.
James Kraft transforms cheese-making while the Pabst brothers fight to survive Prohibition.
Ships represent the largest and fastest vehicles on Earth, featuring the OOCL Hong Kong, the Höegh Traveller, and the HSC Francisco among others.
Global trade wars have historically led to significant economic consequences, raising questions about the winners and losers in the ongoing battle for trade advantages.
China is building air strips on disputed islands in the South China Sea, raising concerns about potential military conflict with the United States.
500 million smokers died in the 20th century, and if trends continue, a billion will die in the 21st century due to tobacco use.
652 cameras monitor the Central de Abasto in Mexico City, the world's largest market, where daily life intertwines with crime and violence.
A police officer intervenes during a heated exchange at Detroit's largest pawn shop, where customers seek quick cash and often lose their tempers.
High-priced private rehab facilities often misrepresent their services, leading to a stark contrast between their marketed promises and the harsh realities faced by patients.
Patent trolls exploit the U.S. patent system by patenting obvious ideas and suing individuals and businesses for infringement, causing widespread financial ruin.
Baha Mar creates 1 million dream holidays a year at the world's largest luxury resort.
Deep underground, miners extract rough diamonds while food expert Adam Richman explores the culinary processes behind various food products across the country.
A 34-meter-high slide tower is the centerpiece of a new section at Aquaventure, which spans nearly six hectares and is set to open soon despite construction delays.
Cryptocurrency, including Bitcoin and NFTs, is examined through its technological foundations, historical context, and potential societal impacts.
The episode reveals how food titans innovate during the Great Depression to feed America.
Colombia, the birthplace of the global narcotics industry, is examined through the experiences of Special Forces soldier Jason Fox as he meets those involved in cocaine trafficking.
Gold markets reveal complexities in pricing, manipulation theories, and the shifting dynamics of gold's role in a financially strained future.
Gold's historical significance has driven individuals and nations to commit acts of deceit and violence, profoundly affecting global economies and societies.
New York City's Upper East Side faced significant economic challenges during the Great Recession, impacting small businesses and their diverse clientele.
Wine consumption in Europe has declined by 20 percent over the past 20 years, prompting winemakers like Jürgen and Luca Dahms in Germany and Iván Alonso Gil in Spain to explore alcohol-free alternatives to preserve their vineyards.
Northern Ireland's railways face significant challenges due to competition from road traffic, raising questions about their future viability and necessary interventions.
Peter Thiel's evolution from a chess prodigy to a key figure in Silicon Valley is examined through his ventures like PayPal and Palantir, highlighting his libertarian ideals and political investments.
A typical American teenager processes over 3,000 advertisements in a single day, reflecting the intense marketing strategies aimed at this demographic.
Michael Hudson, a former Wall Street analyst and Professor of Economics at the University of Missouri, discusses economic policies and their global implications in an interview for Michael Oswald's documentary.
Economic inequality is examined through the lens of money creation, inflation, and the impact of financial systems on living standards and debt.
Mall of America, the largest shopping mall in the United States, showcases innovative design and construction techniques through insights from architects and project managers.
New York City's three major airports handle about 140 million passengers each year, with over 3,000 flights operating daily.
Lumberjacks in British Columbia face life-threatening challenges as they cut massive trees and navigate treacherous terrain, all while transporting logs across perilous seas.
On August 15, 1971, President Nixon suspended the dollar's convertibility into gold, marking a significant shift in the global financial system.
Three families dependent on benefits receive a £26,000 cash handout to transform their lives, testing their ability to build a sustainable future without support.
The Kiel Canal, a vital 100-kilometer waterway in Germany, faces modernization challenges as it accommodates up to 30,000 ships annually.
Every second, 57 mobile phones are sold worldwide, surpassing the number of toothbrushes in circulation.
César Ritz was born on February 23, 1850, in Niederwald, Switzerland, the youngest of 13 children in a family that lived modestly without electricity or running water.
Charles Guth's acquisition of a bankrupt rival company ignites a fierce competition in the soda industry, reshaping corporate strategies and consumer choices.
British retirees increasingly seek sunny, affordable lifestyles abroad, prompting a booming industry that promises warmth and happiness in foreign lands.
Edison and Westinghouse battle to provide electricity for America, leading to a flawed electric chair execution.
In Botswana, Bitcoin pioneers Alakanani Itireleng and Lorien Gamaroff explore how cryptocurrency could transform Africa's financial landscape amid global instability.
Every year, life expectancy increases by three months, yet many electronic devices are designed to fail within a few years, prompting consumers to buy replacements.
Changi Airport, the world's best airport, handles over 54 million passengers each year.
Maersk Viking, one of the world's most advanced drill ships, constructs an oil well over 2,000 metres beneath the Gulf of Mexico's surface.
Felbermayr, an Austrian freight carrier, faces the challenge of transporting two massive industrial furnaces weighing 300 tons along the Danube River.
Bolivia's Ferroviaria Oriental connects Santa Cruz to border towns with Brazil and Argentina, playing a crucial role in the country's supply chain.
Gina, a 55-year-old store owner, transports two and a half tons of merchandise every ten days through the treacherous Darièn jungle.
Every year, world demand for tomatoes grows by 3%, with expectations that consumption will rise significantly as China begins to embrace tomato sauce.
UPS's Worldport can process up to four million items a day, making it the largest automated package handling facility in the world.
PFAS chemicals, commonly found in household products, are contaminating drinking water sources, prompting communities to address health risks and cleanup efforts.
Container shipping has evolved from vessels carrying 700 TEU to the construction of ships with capacities exceeding 18,000 TEU, reflecting industry growth trends.
