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4,518 applications were submitted for just 75 cannabis licenses in Illinois, revealing significant barriers for aspiring Black entrepreneurs in the industry.
Detroit's Hardcore Pawn showcases the intense negotiations and personal struggles of pawnbrokers as they navigate valuable treasures and unique customer encounters.
Wealthy Russians in London navigate their luxurious lifestyles, revealing their perspectives on money, identity, and social dynamics in this exclusive look.
Three families, given £26,000 each to leave benefits behind, navigate the challenges of starting businesses and seeking employment in a life-changing experiment.
By 2035, 1.1 billion people will be over the age of 65, raising concerns about economic growth and stability in aging nations like Japan and Germany.
Food trucks are transforming American dining by offering diverse culinary options and impacting local economies across urban areas.
In 1979, the FBI launched a vast electronic surveillance operation targeting Allen Dorfman, a key figure in funding Mafia casinos through the Teamsters Union.
Mayer Amschel Rothschild's rise from the Frankfurt ghetto to establishing a powerful banking dynasty highlights the complex legacy of Jewish wealth and discrimination in Europe.
The collapse of a commercial building in Dhaka in 2013 killed over 1,000 workers, exposing the garment industry's neglect of safety and human rights.
Over 20 unique items are brought into the Gold family's Detroit pawn shop, each with its own story and negotiation process.
Beijing's rapidly expanding metro network is being constructed to address the city's significant traffic challenges while promoting energy-efficient transportation.
Martin Smith and his girlfriend Mandy reflect on their champagne lifestyle and struggles during the recession of the 1990s, shaped by Thatcher's policies.
Highway trucks are essential for American transport, with Volvo producing customized models in North America since the late 1970s, rolling out a new truck every ten minutes.
Consumer culture in the USA promotes the rapid disposal of goods, raising questions about sustainability and the fate of discarded items.
Neuromarketing employs brain analysis to influence consumer decisions, with companies like McDonald's and Proctor & Gamble using sensory stimuli to boost sales.
Enterprising Brits in New York share their unique experiences, from launching a brewery to driving horse-drawn carriages, reflecting on life and business in America.
BetterHelp, an online therapy platform, faces scrutiny over its rapid service delivery, questionable therapist qualifications, and mixed client experiences.
Rajina Subramaniam, a Sydney accountant, was sentenced to up to 15 years in prison for stealing $45 million from ING to fund a lavish lifestyle.
Vincent van Gogh's portrait of Dr. Paul Ferdinand Gachet, sold at auction in 1990, has vanished, prompting an investigation across France, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
Jaguar's XJ6 marks a pivotal shift in design and identity, as founder Sir William Lyons discusses its future amid the pressures of mass marketing.
Planned obsolescence in electronics is exemplified by companies like Apple and Samsung, which design products like the iPhone and Samsung TVs to fail and encourage frequent upgrades.
At the age of 12, Andrew Carnegie begins working for a local railroad in Pittsburgh, setting the foundation for his future in the steel industry.
A small rope-making firm in Hawes, Yorkshire, thrives under the stewardship of Peter and Ruth Annison, preserving a craft with deep local roots.
A 200-meter cargo ferry is extended by 30 meters at a German shipyard, increasing its cargo capacity by 25% and reducing operating costs for shipping companies.
Apple's evolution from a counterculture movement to a global corporation is chronicled through the insights of key figures like Steve Jobs, Hartmut Esslinger, and Daniel Kottke.
Mega Air features the Irish Air Corp flying a huge engineering bridge via helicopter.
In 1595, Sir Walter Raleigh discovered a natural lake of asphalt in Trinidad, marking the beginning of the region's significant oil exploration history.
A former employee claims ownership of found jewellery, leading to a tense confrontation.
Fifty to sixty people wait in line at a Detroit pawn shop on the first of the month, seeking quick cash and facing tense interactions.
Fujifilm faces challenges as an international brand with profits in the millions during the millennium.
Elite professional blackjack players navigate casinos across the U.S., evading surveillance and law enforcement while pursuing lucrative wins.
Container ships transport about 90 percent of all global trade, with nearly two billion goods traveling the seas in containers each year.
Bitcoin was invented in secret and is described as programmable money that could disrupt traditional banking systems.
Astrophysicist Gernot Grömer leads the Austrian Space Forum's AMADEE-24 mission in 2024, simulating Mars conditions to prepare for future space travel.
In Cologne Niehl, the Ford factory assembles over 1,000 cars daily with the help of 1,200 industrial robots and 18,000 employees, exporting to over 60 nations.
In 2008, a frost wiped out 90% of Napa Valley's grape crop, forcing winemakers to adapt and plan for future vintages.
Walter Carter Funerals, a historic family-run establishment in Bondi Junction, offers insights into the funeral industry through the experiences of its young female staff.
Rita Crundwell orchestrated the largest municipal fraud in American history, embezzling $53 million over two decades without detection.
The House of Dior reveals the intricate process of perfume creation, showcasing the artistry and craftsmanship behind its luxury fragrances.
Around 500 Swedish prefab houses are built each year in a factory in Sweden, with each house costing approximately 350,000 euros including installation.
Online poker professionals experienced a meteoric rise and a dramatic fall, culminating in the industry's shutdown in the U.S. on "Black Friday" in 2011.
Siberian Ice Road, a perilous route, serves as the backdrop for transporting a massive drilling rig from South Korea to Europe and relocating a giant antenna in Chile.
1 in 50 African American families are millionaires, contributing to the rise of a new black elite in the United States.
Over three million truckers in the United States transport 70% of all goods on the roads, driving trucks that can haul loads up to 40 tons.
Senegal's booming second-hand clothing market, fueled by European imports, raises questions about its impact on local textile industries and economic opportunities.
Saudi Arabian elites maintain unwavering loyalty to the royal family despite international outrage over the Khashoggi murder and ongoing human rights violations.
Quebec's cannabis market, dominated by organized crime, faces a pivotal shift as legalization approaches, prompting competition between illegal and legal enterprises.
In ten locations, Francesca Chiorando explores the design and manufacturing processes behind the AW 101, one of the world's most advanced rescue helicopters.
