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A truck transporting polo horses must maintain a temperature of 4 degrees Celsius to ensure the animals' safety during transit.
A DJ like Bob Sinclar can earn between €20,000 and €50,000 for a three-hour set at Mykonos' Paradise Club, which hosts nearly 3,500 guests.
Private security has become one of the fastest growing industries in the world, generating over $100 billion annually.
Eddie Stobart, one of Britain's most iconic haulage firms, faces numerous challenges while delivering a 24 tonne replica plane for a fire simulator.
Phnom Penh, founded in the 15th century, is home to over one and a half million residents and features the Royal Palace, completed in the mid-19th century.
HSBC, a major global financial institution, has faced allegations of corruption, money laundering, and manipulation, with significant political protection from figures like George Osborne.
Greggs has gained significant market share over McDonald's in the UK fast food industry, prompting a fierce rivalry and strategic responses from both brands.
A global black market for human organs thrives on the desperation of patients and the poverty of donors, revealing a complex network of brokers and unethical practices.
Tanzanian journalist John Waluye confronts the aggressive strategies of the tobacco industry in Africa, highlighting the environmental and health impacts of smoking.
Over 3 million pounds in debt led to a creditors meeting for a collapsed construction business, revealing the emotional toll of insolvency.
Delaware's corporate tax haven status, New Jersey's suburbs, Manhattan's bicycle couriers, and Long Island's oyster industry highlight the East Coast's diverse connections.
China plans to outspend the world in artificial intelligence, aiming to be the global leader in the field by 2030 with a billion dollars in investments.
The evolution of the casino industry is explored through its history, technology, and cultural impact, highlighting key developments in gaming.
Episode 4 features the export of wind turbine towers and heavy transport logistics in Scotland.
Mark and Tony, sheriffs at Southend airport, face the challenge of seizing a private jet over unpaid fees while also dealing with a faulty BMW X5.
Jordan Belfort defrauded ordinary Americans out of $200 million through his brokerage firm, Stratton Oakmont, impacting 1,500 victims.
$62 million changed David's life overnight, transforming him from a working-class mechanic in Nebraska to a millionaire with a lavish lifestyle.
A surfer learns about the garment industry and meets Charmander in a Fairtrade factory visit.
More than 1 million people have left Detroit since 1960, contributing to the city's decline and the rise of thousands of abandoned buildings.
In 2018, Qantas reported a profit of $1.2 billion, a turnaround from a $2.7 billion loss in 2014, illustrating the challenges faced by companies in volatile markets.
Eleven workers died in the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster, which leaked millions of barrels of oil into the Gulf of Mexico and devastated local ecosystems.
In 1920, Malachías Cuervo reignites a feud in Tequila, Mexico, amid independence celebrations.
Bolivian miners at Potosi face life-threatening conditions daily, as they risk their health and safety in pursuit of wealth within the treacherous mountain.
70% of the Earth's pure water is used for human consumption, making it the most sought-after resource as financial institutions push for water markets.
Yasin Bey, a unique ship and power plant, embarks on a four-week mission from Turkey to Indonesia to deliver essential electricity.
Die Troika, ein wirtschaftliches Kontrollorgan der EU und des IWF, hat während der griechischen Schuldenkrise massive Macht über Krisenstaaten erlangt.
Madagascar's bourbon vanilla trade, valued at up to 700 euros per kilogram, has ignited fierce competition and crime, impacting local farmers and the global market.
The total value of the pollination service provided by bees is estimated at $200 billion, nearly eight percent of the total agricultural output on Earth.
Carlos Ghosn, sent by Renault, led the Nissan Revival Plan in 1999, transforming the struggling automaker and becoming its first foreign CEO.
MV Becrux, a $100-million livestock carrier, transports 16,000 cattle to Indonesia, facing challenges like heavy traffic and pirate-infested waters.
The global pharmaceutical market, dominated by a few major companies, is shaped by TRIPS Agreements that prioritize profits over the health needs of developing countries.
This episode reveals Jordan Belfort's scam at Stratton Oakmont and other financial crimes.
Chavez's socialist vision transforms Venezuela, providing hope to the poor in Caracas.
Britain's transformation from a colonial empire to a global financial power is explored, highlighting the role of offshore territories in concealing vast wealth.
An average American owns seven pairs of jeans and buys four new pairs each year, reflecting the enduring popularity of this iconic garment.
Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz travel across the U.S. to evaluate rare classic cars, including a 1963 Corvette and a prized Auburn, sparking significant offers.
Cigarette companies target young teenagers, with 200,000 children aged 11 to 15 in the UK starting to smoke each year, as revealed by journalist Peter Taylor.
Only five Airbus Beluga aircraft exist in the world, each capable of transporting large aircraft parts across Europe.
Every hour, a super yacht consumes almost 500 liters of diesel, contributing to a disproportionate carbon footprint among the 6,000 such vessels worldwide.
Nokia's rise and fall illustrates the transformation of the Finnish mobile phone industry through the experiences of engineers who faced unemployment and sought new opportunities.
Nutritional studies often promote ineffective weight loss methods, as highlighted by the viral fake chocolate diet, leading to widespread dieting failures.
In southwestern Africa, the Dock Express 20 operates as a floating mining platform for De Beers, conducting underwater diamond mining in extreme conditions.
Ten years of psychological control and isolation lead Samuel Stefan to confront his past after escaping a doomsday cult.
The manufacturing process of the Volvo A60, the world's largest articulated hauler, is examined from raw steel to the completed vehicle, showcasing its engineering.
Extreme jobs around the world are explored, featuring ship breakers, flathead racers, and soccer talent agents, highlighting their unique challenges and rewards.
Carol Loomis reflects on her extensive career at Fortune Magazine and her long-standing relationship with Warren Buffett, highlighting his principles and ethics.
Waleed Ahmed, once hailed as Norway's Mark Zuckerberg, becomes an FBI most wanted scammer.
Iceland has turned its volcanoes into allies, using geothermal energy to achieve 100% renewable energy for heating and electricity.
