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South Korea's intense work culture and obsession with appearance drive many to extreme measures, yet rising unemployment and high suicide rates reveal deep societal issues.
The economy of food influences consumer choices, from the impact of organic products to the significance of food sourcing and market trends.
The stock market plummeted by nearly 50% during the Panic of 1907, prompting New York's leading businessmen to seek help from J.P. Morgan.
A 3.8-meter mammoth tusk weighing 100 kilograms can sell for up to $300 per kilo in the thriving market for mammoth ivory in Russia.
Rich House, Poor House features families from Scunthorpe swapping lifestyles for a week.
Jones & Co of Bristol showcases the bustling atmosphere of a department store during the Christmas season, highlighting the challenges faced by staff and customers alike.
The cannabis industry in the United States has rapidly evolved into a legitimate business, with over 60% of Americans living in states where marijuana is legal.
Monaco, a microstate of just two square kilometers, has the highest population density of millionaires in the world, attracting the ultra-rich with its luxury offerings.
$160 billion is lost annually to tax avoidance in poor nations like Zambia, nearly double the amount received in international aid.
Gold Coast, Queensland, transformed into a sought-after holiday paradise in the 1960s, attracting land speculators and millionaires amid a booming tourism industry.
A luxury motor home owned by retirees Terri and Richard features custom marble floors, a king-size bed, and costs over €2 million.
A new tractor is finished every four and a half minutes at the New Holland factory in Basildon, which produces 20,000 tractors annually.
Personal data collection in the computer age raises questions about privacy as retailers like Next utilize customer information for targeted marketing and sales analysis.
North Carolina's Cape Fear River has been contaminated for decades by toxic "forever chemicals," affecting the health and water supply of thousands.
Artificial intelligence significantly influences daily life, shaping technology, work, and societal structures while highlighting the need for future preparedness.
$250 million in cryptocurrency remains inaccessible after Gerald Cotten, CEO of Canada’s largest exchange, died suddenly in India at age 30.
Minor Cooper Keith, an American industrialist, significantly shaped Central America's economies through railroad construction and banana exports, while facing accusations of exploitation.
China's gross domestic product has reached around $19 trillion, positioning it as a major player in the global economy alongside the United States.
Credit creation, which constitutes 97% of the world's money supply, is revealed as a key factor in the ongoing social and economic crises affecting millions.
The Bouvier Affair highlights the intricate web of alleged fraud and high-stakes disputes surrounding multi-million-dollar artworks in the global art market.
Every 70 seconds, an airplane lands as the air freight industry moves the equivalent of 3% of the world's GDP daily.
Serbia's Danube River has become a hotspot for piracy, where gangs illegally offload oil and ores, leading to violence and international trade blacklisting.
Sixty pumpkins are prepared for a seasonal pumpkin spice moonshine in Haywood County, North Carolina, as Richard and Craig face production setbacks.
Singapore's National Stadium, a $1 billion project, features a unique opening domed roof and showcases the challenges faced during its ambitious construction.
Housing standards in Britain in 1960 are scrutinized as experts discuss the quality of construction and the protections needed for new homeowners.
Three long-term families in East London receive a £26,000 cash handout to transform their lives and break free from the benefits system.
A body is discovered floating near an oil drilling platform in Quebec City, leading investigators to shift from accidental drowning to murder.
100 women in Chitral, Pakistan, use their embroidery skills to create a fashion line that challenges traditional gender roles and boosts their income.
The cruise industry faces significant challenges related to environmental impacts and health risks, as more ocean-liners dock in European ports post-pandemic.
Mike and Frank face intense negotiations to secure one of the rarest motorcycles in the world, valued at $90,000, in Season 17, Episode 1.
Six families receive £26,000 each, the UK benefits cap, to start their own businesses and leave the benefits system behind.
Children's leisure spending has transformed the toy, publishing, and television industries, leading to significant shifts in marketing and character merchandising.
Nine families across the UK navigate financial struggles while working, revealing the resilience and determination that persist despite economic hardship.
Carnegie hires Henry Frick to outmaneuver Rockefeller, but disaster looms as Frick overworks factories.
Political dynasties like the Kenyattas, Aliyevs, and Sharifs exploit their influence to launder billions, funneling stolen wealth into London’s property market.
Hairdresser Donna faces renovation costs while Lorraine sets up a market stall amid dramatic changes.
India's economic boom masks troubling realities, including rising Hindu nationalism, discrimination against Muslims, and a persistent caste system.
A 75-meter-long transport unit weighing 442 tons navigates steep, winding roads in the Black Forest to deliver wind turbine components for electricity production.
Warren Buffett began tracking stock prices at age 8, later becoming one of the most respected billionaires in American finance.
Artists in Shenzhen's Dafen village produce over 100,000 replica masterpieces of Van Gogh and other Western artists for sale around the world.
Three million truckers in the United States transport 70% of all goods by road, with some trucks capable of carrying over 40 tons of cargo.
Every day, 3,000 drivers for Eddie Stobart cover enough distance to reach the moon and back while making deliveries every four seconds.
The implosion of a 170-meter tower near a busy highway showcases the safety challenges and detailed planning necessary for high-risk demolitions.
General Wesley Clark and Wes Clark Jr. explore the interconnectedness of farmers, homeowners, and bankers to highlight economic vulnerabilities and prevent future crises.
Workers at the Meriden factory face the challenge of saving the Triumph Bonneville motorcycle from bankruptcy, testing the viability of co-operative ownership in Britain.
90% of the wood from British Columbia is exported, with lumberjacks facing dangers like 200 km per hour winds and treacherous terrain in their daily work.
Dubai's transformation from a barren desert to a thriving metropolis is marked by rapid skyscraper development, historical landmarks, and luxury hotels.
By 2027, the market for tokenization is projected to reach an estimated $6.89 billion, fundamentally changing the financial and banking sector.
