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JP Morgan accelerates America's industrial growth in Season 1, Episode 5 of the series.
In Chicago and Santa Cruz, food expert Adam Richman explores the intricate processes behind candy production, highlighting America's $25 billion candy industry.
In Meyer Shipyard, the construction of AIDAnova, the world's first natural gas cruise liner, presents significant technical and logistical challenges with 15 million parts.
Insurance companies profit significantly from disaster recovery efforts, raising critical questions about the effectiveness of aid systems in the wake of natural disasters.
Lobbyists, philanthropists, and the Gates Foundation are promoting GMOs in Africa as solutions to famine and malaria, raising concerns about corporate influence and health risks.
Every 16 seconds, a finished car leaves the production line at Germany's Wolfsburg plant, the largest car factory in the world.
Humanoid robots are transitioning from viral sensations to practical applications, raising questions about their real-world value amid significant investments and competition.
Office Christmas parties blur professional boundaries, showcasing diverse perspectives from employees and executives during a night of revelry and its aftermath.
60,000 square meters of the Geneva Freeport store priceless artworks, gold, and wine, all hidden from public view and scrutiny.
In 2019, the wealth of the super-rich increased by an average of 6% annually, even as one in seven Americans relied on food stamps.
OOCL's fleet of 400-meter container ships showcases the complex logistics and safety measures required for global maritime transport.
Every spring, nearly 200 tons of Yarsagumba are harvested in the Himalayas, generating a turnover of €5 billion in the global market.
$300 a month is the rent Hilton and Diana pay to live in a shared garage in a Silicon Valley trailer park while struggling to make ends meet.
Justin, a young design student, seeks to become a LEGO set designer at the company's headquarters in Denmark, exploring the competitive path to this coveted role.
The Oligarch's Wife reveals the life of a hunted Russian billionaire and his wife, Countess Tolstoy.
Around 600 millionaires live in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where 70% of the population survives on less than one dollar a day.
A deck measuring 600 feet long and 158 feet wide allows the GPO Amethyst to transport oversized cargo, including two decommissioned oil rigs.
J.P. Morgan's establishment of a revolutionary bank in New York City significantly influenced the competitive dynamics among America's industrial giants during the late 19th century.
China generates over 200 billionaires a year, reflecting its rapid economic growth and the challenges faced by its wealthy elite under government scrutiny.
Post-war Japanese society was reshaped by powerful interest groups, leading to the Bank of Japan's manipulation of the economy and a significant financial crash in the 1990s.
In Orange County, California, the Frank R Bowerman Landfill, one of the largest in the U.S., processes thousands of tons of waste daily using advanced technology.
A 390-ton generator is transported from a disused coal plant in Voerde to a new site 120 kilometers away, facing numerous logistical challenges along the way.
Americans consume 3 billion pizzas each year, spending over $46 billion on the dish that has become a staple of American cuisine.
In September 2008, Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy, marking the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history and triggering a global financial crisis.
Women make up most of the trimmers in California's marijuana farms, yet they still face significant challenges in a male-dominated industry.
The BMW plant in Berlin-Spandau has been a key site for motorcycle manufacturing for 47 years, producing a diverse range of models, including electric bikes.
A 78-meter expedition yacht named the Legend accommodates nine guests and a crew of 30 for exclusive trips to remote polar regions.
Pigeon racing has transformed into a high-stakes sport in China, with wealthy enthusiasts spending millions on elite birds and extravagant competitions.
Turkey's economy faced deep turmoil in the 1990s, marked by high unemployment and a banking crisis that led to the 2001 economic collapse.
Holland controls over half of the global flower market, producing almost 200,000 flowers an hour, while British growers struggle to compete.
Marijuana in British Columbia, a multi-billion dollar industry, faces turmoil amid changing laws and regulations, impacting growers, activists, and law enforcement.
Every five years, a long-haul Airbus A340 undergoes complete disassembly for maintenance, involving 350 workers over a five-week period.
Bank of America faced immense challenges during the 2008 financial crisis, revealing the complexities of the banking industry and government intervention.
Every day, convenience stores sell over 11 million cups of coffee, with 7-Eleven being a major contributor to this daily consumption.
Bitcoin, the first digital currency, allows users to manage their own money without control from banks or governments.
In Wörth am Rhein, the Mercedes-Benz plant employs over 11,000 workers and produces more than 400 trucks daily, exporting them worldwide.
Dale Starks' harvest crew travels nearly 2,000 miles from Texas to Canada, operating combine harvesters for 18 hours a day during the summer wheat season.
From October to January, around 100 drivers wait for days to load their trucks with cotton, which represents about 40 percent of Benin's exports.
62 million dollars changed David's life overnight, transforming him from a working-class mechanic to a millionaire with a two million dollar property.
American agribusiness prioritizes productivity and profitability, leading to extreme farming practices that compromise animal welfare and local water access.
The U.S. meat industry has transformed into a centralized, high-tech system that lowers prices but raises concerns about the safety of the beef supply.
53 billion euros is the annual revenue generated by the Ndrangheta, making it the most powerful mafia in the world.
Dark web marketplaces like AlphaBay facilitated the sale of illegal goods, amassing daily transactions over US$800,000 before its 2017 shutdown.
President Trump’s attempts to exert control over the Federal Reserve highlight the ongoing tension between political influence and the central bank's independence.
Company car drivers reveal how their vehicles symbolize status and identity, sharing secrets and stories from their unique automotive community.
The creation of credit, which constitutes 97% of the world's money supply, is examined as a fundamental cause of the social and economic crises affecting ordinary people.
Short-sightedness is rapidly increasing worldwide, with up to 90% of Chinese teenagers affected and significant rates also seen in the USA and Europe.
Facebook faces scrutiny as FRONTLINE examines the warnings issued during its rise to a global empire and the implications for privacy and democracy.
