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Genetically modified seeds, hailed as a solution to global hunger, face intense protests and ethical debates as they impact agriculture and biodiversity worldwide.
Elite blackjack players employ advanced strategies to challenge casinos, aiming to win millions while navigating the high-stakes world of gambling.
Over 35,000 people in 32 countries work for Goldman Sachs, a bank accused of manipulating markets and profiting during the financial crisis.
Britain's transformation from a colonial power to a global financial hub has led to the establishment of offshore secrecy jurisdictions that conceal vast wealth.
A fishing village in Cuba serves fresh seafood, reflecting the country's economic transition as the U.S. begins to normalize relations with the island.
25 years ago, Fletcher Chouinard founded FCD Surfboards, which has since focused on creating durable and eco-friendly surfboards.
Algoma Equinox, a modern lake freighter, navigates the challenging Great Lakes, managing complex cargo operations and extreme weather to supply North America's industrial heartland.
Mecca and Medina serve as pivotal religious centers in Saudi Arabia, influencing both the nation's identity and the interpretation of Islam among its leaders.
Britain's biggest airport for pure air cargo undergoes a major runway overhaul while a commercial satellite is transported to its launch site.
Tourism in Cornwall sparks a heated debate among locals and visitors about its economic benefits versus the potential destruction of the region's charm and character.
On January 1, 2014, 3D Cannabis in Denver recorded over a thousand customers waiting for the first legal recreational marijuana sales in Colorado.
The sinking of a $50 million superyacht is analyzed through its design flaws, including mast height and keel stability, raising questions about maritime safety.
15 to 30% of wood sold globally is estimated to be of illegal origin, often sourced from trees felled without permits or in prohibited zones.
Jumboisation, a process used by companies like Fagioli and Fincantieri, involves cutting and stretching cruise ships to meet the growing demands of the industry.
A 2,000-ton roof segment is installed at Frankfurt Airport's new Terminal 3, part of a 4 billion euro project covering 176,000 square meters.
Sand divers in Lagos Lagoon engage in grueling nighttime labor, extracting sand essential for the city's construction boom at great personal cost.
Aston Martin remains a favoured name in sports cars, symbolizing style and power throughout history.
Over half a million trucks travel nearly 16 billion kilometers each year in Australia, delivering three-quarters of the country's domestic freight.
Morocco currently imports about 90% of its total energy, relying heavily on coal and oil while seeking to transition to renewable sources.
More than 100 million blood donations are collected each year worldwide, with a significant portion sold to private companies for profit.
Young hopefuls compete for Stobart Group's apprenticeship while Tim Fox delivers garden waste.
Vancouver's deepwater port, with 28 terminals and nearly 35,000 workers, operates under tight deadlines to efficiently manage the loading and unloading of diverse ships.
Bitcoin and blockchain technology are examined for their potential to transform the Internet and offer a decentralized alternative to traditional systems.
Francesca Chiorando visits Wally to showcase the world's most technologically advanced super yachts.
Amy's return to the pawn shop creates tension as her past mistakes resurface, leading to questions of trust and accountability amid rising profits.
Three-quarters of all Americans struggle to meet their monthly expenses, revealing the financial difficulties faced by the middle class.
Paper management in the workplace is examined through copier technology, data handling at the Concorde factory, and the role of secretarial services.
General Magic, a 1989 tech startup, pioneered ideas like smartphones and social media, illustrating how visionary concepts can lead to both innovation and failure.
Fry's Chocolate, a family firm with 250 years of history, faces modernisation and mechanisation, prompting reflections from workers on factory life today.
Gurmen plans to buy a trained horse to rent to tourists, aiming to earn in a few hours what a porter makes in a month.
High Court Enforcement Officers confront various debtors, including a company manager who owes a former employee £8,000, in their quest for debt recovery.
Stephen Versalko, New Zealand's largest single employee fraudster, deceived a high-profile bank and its clients out of $18 million over nearly a decade.
Modern office design in the 1970s reflects a shift from Dickensian conditions, emphasizing landscaped spaces and innovative modular systems for improved work environments.
Ghost workers, the invisible and underpaid labor behind major tech companies, face significant challenges in content moderation and AI training.
Larry Fink's rise from a Wall Street trader facing bankruptcy to the founder of BlackRock illustrates his significant influence on global finance and modern capitalism.
Ray Kroc faces a fierce rivalry when a burger chain poaches his executive, Don Smith.
The multi-billion euro football industry faces scrutiny over corruption, exploitation of young players, and the controversial awarding of World Cups to Russia and Qatar.
In Las Vegas, Danny Koker prepares two custom creations for the SEMA auto show, showcasing the skills of his team at Count's Kustoms.
1,100 workers are constructing a holiday park in Germany's Allgäu region, which will feature 1,000 holiday homes for up to 5,000 guests.
Oysters first appeared on Earth 200 million years ago and have been harvested for food since the Neolithic Age.
The global pharmaceutical industry prioritizes profits over people, revealing the lengths companies will go to secure drug approvals and maximize prices.
Coca farmers in Peru's "Cocaine Valley" face economic collapse as the pandemic disrupts global supply chains, leaving communities struggling for survival.
3,500 people with severe disease are still waiting for a trial related to chemical exposure from companies like Dow and Dupont.
Gold production in Latin America reveals a stark contrast between luxury retail and the horrific conditions faced by miners, highlighting urgent ethical concerns.
The privatised, debt-based monetary system in the UK allows banks to create money, influencing the economy and contributing to social crises, as explained by economists and campaigners.
A 49-meter-long drive station weighing 130 tons is transported 13 kilometers through tight curves and steep slopes in Saxony's lignite mining area.
Michael De Guzman orchestrated the largest gold mine scam in history, convincing investors to pour money into a mine that held no gold.
Last year, Port Hedland exported nearly 247 million tonnes of iron ore, making it the world's largest bulk export port.
