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Window cleaners in London face new challenges from modern architecture and safety regulations, as Glyn Worsnip experiences the profession firsthand.
The Rubik's Cube, created by Ernõ Rubik, sparked a global toy revolution in 1981, inspiring a surge of innovation in the puzzle market.
The DeLorean motor car, a futuristic vehicle manufactured in Northern Ireland, faces challenges in appealing to American consumers amid a fuel crisis.
Generic groceries, characterized by minimal packaging and lower prices, are gaining traction in Britain amid a recession, raising questions about their future in the market.
The booming UK video industry in 1982 faces chaos from rampant video piracy and an overwhelming number of distribution outlets, as reported by Luke Casey.
The relaxation of advertising rules for athletes in the early 1980s marked a significant shift towards the commercialization of athletics, influencing future events like the 1984 Olympics.
Rampant smuggling from Northern Ireland to the Republic of Ireland is undermining the economy, particularly affecting pubs and petrol stations due to cheap imports.
Satellite television in Britain, initially serving only 5,000 homes, is poised for transformation with BSB's plans to deliver high-powered transmissions by 1990.
Electronic mail, a rapidly growing application in personal computing, revolutionizes communication by offering speed and efficiency over traditional methods.
Japan's software industry, led by Nintendo's success, raises concerns for American developers as experts discuss the evolving global market and innovative projects like TRON.
Hornby model railways and Scalextric face challenges in appealing to a new generation, as nostalgia for traditional toys grows among adults.
Windows 95's launch marked a pivotal moment for Microsoft, raising questions about the company's dominance in the software industry and its impact on competition.
Internet shopping faces skepticism in the UK, while Jeff Bezos champions Amazon's rapid growth, highlighting a stark contrast in e-commerce adoption between the US and Britain.
The race to create the first successful smartphone heats up as British company Psion partners with European giants while Microsoft counters with its own initiative.
British Telecom's pricing structure for internet access in the UK is criticized for hindering online gaming and e-commerce growth compared to the US market.
The rise of MP3 technology in 1999 sparked a debate among artists and industry insiders about the implications of illegal music downloading for the music industry.
The merger of Vodaphone and Mannesmann AG creates the world's largest mobile telecom provider, raising questions about the future demand for mobile internet access.
3G mobile phone systems are being piloted in a consumer trial on the Isle of Man, raising questions about their potential impact and consumer demand.
Patagonia quadrupled its sales and profits under Rose Marcario's leadership since she became CEO in 2008, while also launching an organic food company.
A truck must travel 220 kilometers in Myanmar to pick up wood, facing delays from rival drivers and rough roads along the way.
Smartphones have rapidly evolved into the fastest growing industry in history, showcasing remarkable advancements and surprising statistics about their capabilities.
Parker Schnabel surpasses 50,000 ounces of gold mined in his career while managing multiple projects in the Klondike during his 10th season.
A mysterious buyer offers a quarter million dollars for Lizard Lick Towing, prompting Ronnie Shirley to declare war against the would-be purchaser.
Emmanuel Long faces a £24,000 loss in mortgage arrears as he attempts to evict aggressive lodgers who have stopped paying rent.
In 1918, the armistice between the German Empire and the Entente was signed in a car that was part of the Orient Express' car-pool.
Apple's transformation from a small computer company in Cupertino, California, to a global technology leader is marked by significant milestones and innovations.
A customer attempts to sell a four-foot by five-foot painting, prompting a debate among the Gold family about the value of his merchandise.
In November 2009, Dubai's glittering house of cards tumbles as markets crash dramatically.
Four jobs are completed by Lizard Lick Towing's crew, but a confrontation over payment escalates in an abandoned warehouse in New Orleans.
Ashley and Les assess a cranky customer's antique pocket watch for authenticity and value.
In a village in Tanzania, organic cotton production serves as a vital economic resource, providing income and employment despite declining global cotton prices.
$80,000 was spent by Bruce Mitchison to purchase a digital projector for Fairview Cinema 3, as independent theaters struggle to compete with larger chains.
A group of college students initiates a national movement to combat hunger in the United States, showcasing their impactful efforts and challenges.
The Adani Group faced a dramatic $130 billion loss in market value following allegations made by Hindenburg Research regarding financial misconduct.
Adobe Inc. evolved from a small garage startup in California to a leading software empire, revolutionizing digital creativity and design tools.
The Gautrain rail project enhances South Africa's transport with high-speed connections in Johannesburg.
Airbus delivery emphasizes perfection, with greetings from Nigeria and Indonesia as key highlights.
Ischgl, Austria, is portrayed as a budget-friendly ski destination with a vibrant après-ski culture, while addressing brand censorship and marketing practices in the industry.
The US debt crisis, driven by factors from the 2008 financial collapse, poses significant risks not only domestically but also globally.
Ten thousand dollars changes hands as Ronnie Shirley considers a risky business proposition from Dwight Lloyd to help his towing company out of debt.
Free Documentary profiles Anna Wintour, the influential editor of Vogue Magazine.
50,000 classic cars roll down Woodward Avenue during Detroit's Dream Cruise, creating a bustling atmosphere for local businesses like the Gold family.
The Apple logo symbolizes a technological revolution and highlights the company's legal battles over trademark rights and branding in the modern marketplace.
Elon Musk and SpaceX challenge existing space law frameworks, raising questions about legal authority and enforcement in an era of private space exploration.
A tenant pleads for more time as bailiffs arrive after hurling abuse at her landlord.
Seth and Ashley compete to attract customers to American Jewelry in a fierce sibling rivalry.
Australia's economy is heavily influenced by monopolistic practices, with major sectors like banking, air travel, and groceries dominated by a few large corporations.
Banu and Bhuntu navigate factory life in Bangalore, facing challenges to their friendship and rights.
