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Baltimore's brewing history is examined through its legacy as a brewing empire and efforts to reclaim its past in the beer industry.
Kira Radinsky, founder of Sales Predict and former eBay executive, shares insights on attracting investors, building company culture, and scaling businesses.
Sisters Hannah and Sophie built an £8 million make-up empire in four years, starting from humble beginnings in a garage in Ibiza.
Sonny Bono died in a skiing accident at age 62, leaving behind a $2 million estate that sparked a legal battle among family members and creditors.
Influential American families like the Rockefellers and Vanderbilts shaped major industries and modern capitalism through ambition, rivalry, and complex legacies.
In conversations with a Brazilian soybean magnate, algorithmic traders, and multinational executives, the film examines the implications of endless economic growth across multiple countries.
In the age of online entrepreneurship, 22-year-old Rory thrives in high-end car dealing, while football vlogger Gonth and designer Mima explore their futures.
In maritime logistics, 90% of global goods are transported by sea, highlighting the roles of crew members, environmental impacts, and inherent dangers.
Schadensforscher at Allianz Zentrum für Technik investigate the causes of industrial damages, including wind turbine failures and historical fire incidents, to enhance safety.
Sam and Eva receive funding from Simon O'Brien to renovate a house in Rugby within six months, aiming to profit from their efforts.
Trillions of dollars are hidden in tax havens like Bermuda and Panama, enabling corporations such as Google and Apple to legally avoid taxes and protect wealth.
Billund, a small town in Denmark, is the birthplace of LEGO and has transformed into a global hub of creativity, housing the company's headquarters and the first Legoland theme park.
Missguided, a major UK fast fashion retailer, faces the challenge of recovering from a £26 million loss by leveraging influencer marketing and rapid trend adaptation.
Global shipping routes, from Rotterdam to Los Angeles, reveal the economic complexities and human costs behind the transportation of goods in a consumer-driven world.
TikTok becomes a focal point in the escalating economic confrontation between the U.S. and China, particularly under Donald Trump's administration.
Autonomous vehicles, powered by advanced AI and significant tech investments, are poised to transform transportation while raising ethical and societal questions.
Three brothers, Markus, Johann, and Philipp Kreisel, have developed a battery system that could significantly enhance the performance and market presence of electric vehicles.
Thirty-two cities are visited in thirty-two days as filmmakers promote their documentary about U.S. manufacturing and its role in the economy.
Bitcoin, the world's first cryptocurrency, challenges traditional financial systems by enabling users to manage their own money, raising questions about its origins and future impact.
In 2025, the rise of over 3,000 billionaires is examined, highlighting how inheritance, monopoly power, and political connections shape extreme wealth.
Influential American families like the Rockefellers and Vanderbilts shaped modern capitalism through their immense fortunes, rivalries, and complex legacies.
In Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, a booming electronics industry attracts migrants seeking jobs, raising concerns about its environmental impact on the surrounding mountains.
Anthony Mongiello, an Italian American inventor, claims that Pizza Hut stole his patent for Stuffed Crust Pizza, leading to a significant legal battle.
Four barbers from Ghana, Jamaica, the US, and London share their weekly routines, highlighting themes of masculinity and brotherhood in their craft.
Innovative technologies and business models are showcased as solutions for achieving sustainability and profitability in energy, materials, and food production.
PFAS contamination in food packaging poses significant health risks, prompting regulatory changes and advanced testing methods to safeguard public safety.
Bitcoin is examined as a potential alternative to traditional currencies, exploring its implications for inflation and government debt amid a history of money's evolution.
Inflation, often viewed as a natural economic occurrence, can also be a deliberate choice by governments to reduce debt burdens, as seen in Weimar Germany and Argentina.
Christian Lindner, a Berlin market vendor, sells organic products while pursuing his lifelong dream of supporting self-sufficiency in Ghana through recycled goods.
Flooding is prompting governments and businesses worldwide to invest in innovative technologies and infrastructure projects aimed at climate adaptation and community protection.
Rising health care costs in the United States are creating significant medical, ethical, and financial challenges that threaten the system's sustainability.
Black brewery owners and brewers across America are working to transform the predominantly white craft beer industry, which allocates less than 1% of its revenues to them.
Dan Huxtable, a profoundly dyslexic entrepreneur and kick boxer from Wales, has achieved three world titles and is set to open the largest kick boxing gym in the country at just 22 years old.
Shipping containers are revolutionizing commercial spaces, with entrepreneurs like Jim demonstrating their versatility in food trucks and retail shops.
Osian, a 27-year-old sheepdog trainer, and Ellen, a 24-year-old civil engineering estimator, attempt to renovate a dilapidated bungalow in North Wales with a £12,000 budget.
Madonna, Lisa Marie Presley, and Robin Williams are among the celebrities whose careers and financial disputes are examined through legal battles and personal challenges.
Electric vehicles are explored through interviews with manufacturers and drivers, alongside visits to the Petersen and Ford Museums and the Detroit Auto Show.
Road construction project manager Heiko Schmidt navigates the challenges of noise, weather, and dust while ensuring timely and quality work on a vital traffic artery.
In 2008, Satoshi Nakamoto proposed Bitcoin as a revolutionary electronic currency, leading to the emergence of a global cryptocurrency ecosystem after the financial crisis.
Changi Airport manages over 55 million passengers annually, addressing challenges such as crowd control for the Hajj pilgrimage and wildlife hazards during bird migration.
Singapore's Changi Airport operates with 40,000 employees managing security, customs, and customer service to maintain its status as the world's best airport.
Annie, a water leak inspector, and Sherrie-Lee, a mortgage adviser, attempt to renovate a run-down house in the South Wales Valleys within six months and a limited budget.
Two strangers face a £53,000 loss after a poorly planned house renovation project spirals out of control due to disagreements and unexpected challenges.
Ridership on the Harrisburg to Philadelphia rail line increased from under 900,000 to 1.2 million annually after improvements were made.
Remote work has transformed the workplace and personal lives, exploring its origins, impacts, and uncertainties with humor and intelligence.
The Monobloc plastic chair serves as a lens through which Hauke Wendler examines globalization, aesthetic judgment, and economic inequality.
Ana, a filmmaker, explores the chaotic world of cryptocurrency trading, highlighting the blurred lines between investment and gambling amid Bitcoin speculation.
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