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Chemfab, a fabric manufacturer in Vermont, left a toxic legacy by polluting the town's soil with the harmful chemical PFOA.
For the cost of 135 F-18s, the Canadian Forces could have purchased 15,000 Defenders, a fighter plane designed by Bob Diemert in Manitoba.
Channel rivalry intensifies as Eurotunnel and P&O Ferries compete fiercely for cross-Channel business, showcasing contrasting strategies and passenger experiences.
A 25-ton truck named Teletubby, featuring a 27-metre TV screen, is driven to a charity supercar event in Ireland.
El 'Azzam', yate del Emir de Abu Dabi, es el más grande y costoso del mundo.
Abu Dhabi's rapid urbanization contrasts with its rich natural heritage, as environmental engineer Nathalie Staelens relocates hawksbill turtles to protect their habitat.
By 2030, the aircraft industry faces significant challenges with an expected increase to 17 million flights annually, necessitating innovative solutions for traffic management.
Christopher produces exquisite cashmere in Mongolia and Nepal, supporting local traditions.
Dow Chemical, with an annual turnover of $48 billion, conducted secret tests on prisoners in the late 1960s, exposing them to dangerous chemicals.
90% of startups fail, yet six recent college graduates in Detroit pursue their entrepreneurial dreams amid the city's economic challenges.
A 116-truck convoy transports Pirelli tyres over 1,200 miles through the Alps to an F1 test race in Italy.
27 portions of food are ordered at once, revealing the chaos faced by staff at a struggling hotel during the peak summer season in Torquay.
In 1959, Honda became the largest motorcycle manufacturer in the world, producing 500,000 units a year and establishing a legacy in motorcycling.
Amsterdam's flower auction, the world's largest, showcases millions of roses flown in for Valentine's Day, while a racing car faces logistical challenges at Heathrow.
1 in 50 African American families are millionaires, reflecting a significant economic shift within the community despite ongoing challenges.
A woman waits five days to report her husband Nico Galatis missing, leading police to investigate his ties to bootleg liquor and a potential threat to his life.
British farming faces challenges in self-sufficiency, with significant imports of wheat, butter, and cheese, despite strong production of meat, eggs, and vegetables.
1.3 million kitchens leave Germany for destinations around the world each year, reflecting the shift from niche products to central elements of domestic life.
Gold, a long-standing safe haven investment, faces competition from Bitcoin as the documentary explores their roles, the mystery of Bitcoin's founder, and the gold standard's relevance.
In Europe's largest retail logistics networks, a complex system of automated sorting, warehouses, and transport ensures supermarket shelves remain stocked 24/7.
Garuda Airlines suffered six major crashes between 1982 and 1997, leading to a significant decline in customer confidence and financial stability.
Night shift workers at the Kestrel Marine shipbuilding factory in Dundee engage in a candid discussion about Scotland's industrial landscape in 1984.
168 bedrooms must be filled at the Grosvenor Hotel in Torquay during a challenging Christmas season for the struggling establishment.
Exploitation of workers in Bangladesh's sweatshops highlights the ethical failures of major clothing brands, raising questions about the true cost of cheap fashion.
Postal workers face harassment, systemic challenges, and financial struggles within the USPS, revealing the hidden toll of their demanding roles.
Anticosti Island faces a contentious battle between potential fossil fuel extraction and environmental preservation, as locals weigh economic prospects against ecological risks.
High-tech trucks and autonomous vehicles are transforming logistics and transportation, driven by digital advancements and Internet-controlled technologies.
Karlie Kloss transitions from supermodel to media mogul as she seeks to revitalize magazine publishing in a changing digital landscape.
Newmarket races showcase the challenges faced by Eddie Stobart drivers as they transport thoroughbreds, navigate traffic, and train new recruits.
Stephen Moore, an economist and former adviser to President Trump, shares insights on economic policy and the Federal Reserve in an interview with FRONTLINE.
The transformation of Great Britain from a colonial power to a global financial hub is explored through the creation of secret jurisdictions that conceal offshore wealth.
Sandy Gottesman reflects on his long friendship and business relationship with Warren Buffett, highlighting their collaboration from the 1960s through the 2008 financial crisis.
Boss Jane faces a staffing crisis after Phil's sudden resignation, prompting her to seek a replacement from her past to alleviate team pressure.
Haiti seeks new hope through tourism with a luxury hotel led by Parets.
Two of Piccadilly Circus's iconic advertising light displays are moved to make way for new digital ones ahead of the London Olympics.
Kevin and Rob engage in a spirited debate over the balance between progress and nostalgia in the evolution of Disney parks.
Australia's mining industry relies on resilient machines and dedicated teams of mechanics and engineers who tackle urgent repairs in extreme conditions.
Wall Street's financial power has grown significantly, influencing American politics and society as it shifts from a production-based to a consumption-based economy.
The largest truck factory in Wörth, Germany, produces a truck every 130 seconds.
Eddie Stobart, a renowned haulage company, showcases its drivers tackling diverse delivery challenges while competing for coveted apprenticeship spots.
Mark faces a debt of 55,000 pounds while managing the Grosvenor Hotel, where staff tensions rise under his stricter management style.
Mark Jenkins returns to Torquay as entertainments manager at the struggling Cavendish Hotel, facing challenges in revitalizing the family business.
Over 1,000 miners search for the rare Pigeon Blood Ruby in the restricted city of Muk, facing significant dangers and hardships in their pursuit.
Mortgage brokers and New York executives expose fraudulent transactions at Lehman Brothers, but their warnings go unheeded, leading to a financial catastrophe.
Giorgio Armani's life and empire illustrate his transformation from humble beginnings in Italy to a global fashion icon and billionaire entrepreneur.
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, stark contrasts between extreme poverty and immense wealth are highlighted through the lives of street vendors and millionaire musicians in Kinshasa.
Eddie Stobart, a renowned haulage company, showcases its drivers tackling delivery challenges across the UK while training a new generation of apprentices.
Eddie Stobart truckers make a delivery every four seconds, transporting 60 million tons of goods across the UK and Europe each year.
