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Two months of unpaid rent lead to a confrontation between a letting agent and a tenant in a UK rental property, escalating tensions over eviction.
Life on Inle Lake reveals the daily struggles of Burmese peasants amid beauty and hardship.
Experts scour for gladiator bugs in March 2001, training them for intense battles.
The Gold family faces huge financial challenges after a major drop in gold prices.
In a gold mine, workers endure 30 days of labor without pay, with the promise of keeping their finds on the 31st day.
At the 2023 Google I/O developer conference, Google revealed its strategic plans to compete with Microsoft and OpenAI in the artificial intelligence market.
The Greek government loses an estimated 10 billion euros each year due to tax evasion, prompting inspectors to conduct surprise visits to businesses.
In the emerald mines of Muzo, Colombia, treasure hunters known as 'Poor Bastards' sift through waste in harsh conditions, seeking value in discarded materials.
Les consults Harold about a luxury watch while the Gold family runs a pawn shop in Detroit.
Twin Oaks in Louisa County, Virginia, is a unique intentional community in America.
A man faces eviction challenges as tenants refuse to leave his council flat despite a possession order.
15 guests are staying each night in a London apartment rented by a tenant who has been subletting it without the landlord's knowledge.
An agent broke into Susan and Gary Bailey's flat at 2:30 a.m., changed the locks, and placed tenants in their property to collect rent for himself.
After hours of cutting, a logging crew is left with only $10,000 in scraps from a dangerous day of felling trees in the Pacific Northwest.
Luke, a woodworker and musician, and his partner, a creative director, navigate the complexities of home buying as first-generation homeowners in Upstate New York.
In 2021, a 28-year-old man orchestrated the collapse of England's oldest bank, revealing vulnerabilities in the financial system and regulatory oversight.
Apple's M1 chip, introduced in the new MacBook, marks a significant shift in the computing industry by enhancing performance and efficiency compared to Intel processors.
Making The Goods shows how factories manufacture our favourite weekend items like BBQs and snacks.
Jack Ma, a former English teacher, founded Alibaba in 1999, transforming it into a leading global e-commerce platform and raising $25 billion in its 2014 IPO.
In 1969, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak founded Apple Inc., which evolved from a small startup into one of the most profitable companies in history.
Bitcoin's rapid rise has positioned it as the sixth largest currency in the world, prompting discussions about its size and impact on the global economy.
General Electric, a multinational conglomerate, has played a significant role in various industries, including the production of nuclear weapons.
Google's extensive reach and influence are illustrated through a series of hard facts and figures that highlight its vast size and impact on daily life.
Honda, a multinational corporation based in Japan, has expanded its operations from motorcycles and automobiles to manufacturing jets and other advanced technologies.
Huawei, a leading Chinese technology company, surpassed Apple in smartphone sales in 2018, reflecting its rapid growth and global market influence.
Reliance Industries, founded by Dhirubhai Ambani, has evolved from modest beginnings to a major player in telecommunications with Jio, while also engaging in oil and defense sectors amid family rivalries between Mukesh and Anil Ambani.
Samsung's extensive global reach includes a military department, highlighting its influence beyond consumer electronics and into defense sectors.
SoftBank, under the leadership of Masayoshi Son, holds major stakes in companies like Boston Dynamics and dominates 99% of the global smartphone chip market.
Tata Group, an Indian multinational conglomerate, has expanded its influence by acquiring luxury brands like Jaguar and Land Rover, showcasing its global reach.
Tesla's rapid growth and innovative approach to the automotive industry, led by CEO Elon Musk, positions it as a major competitor to established manufacturers like Mitsubishi Motors.
Toyota's significant stake in Tesla Motors, amounting to 27%, highlights the automotive giant's influence in the electric vehicle market.
Volkswagen, a major player in the automotive industry, owns prestigious brands such as Lamborghini, Bentley, Bugatti, and Porsche, highlighting its expansive market influence.
Walmart, with 2.2 million employees, stands as the world's largest company, showcasing its immense scale and influence in the global market.
The Walt Disney Company, founded by Walt Disney and Roy O. Disney, has evolved from a small animation studio into a global entertainment powerhouse.
In 1867, 2,000 workers went on strike during the construction of the Transcontinental Railroad, where over 15,000 Chinese laborers faced racism and violence.
Lebanon faces its worst economic crisis in 150 years, marked by bank account restrictions, currency collapse, and soaring inflation, as analyzed by the World Bank.
Nokia's decline is examined through a series of missteps that led to the collapse of its phone business, despite a potential revival with an Android tablet.
Sony's evolution from a small Tokyo-based company to a global leader in technology and entertainment is marked by innovations like the CD, developed in collaboration with Philips, and the PlayStation, which heralded a true era of 3D console gaming.
Danny Lambo, a hotelier from Croydon, claims to be worth over £45 million and has changed his surname to reflect his obsession with supercars.
General Motors' decision to halt the production of the EV1 in the late 1990s marked a significant setback for the development of modern electric vehicles.
400 million cups of coffee are consumed daily in the United States, supporting a $48 billion retail industry.
Japan has over 33,000 companies over 100 years old, with 19 over a thousand years old.
With trillions of dollars being printed globally, the process of money creation and its implications for economies are examined in detail.
Harley Davidson's wire-rimmed glasses production showcases intricate engineering, while pistachio harvesting highlights the collaboration between man and machine.
Jeff Bezos faces significant public backlash as scrutiny intensifies over Amazon's labor practices, market dominance, and impact on small businesses.
Larry Ellison, the billionaire behind Oracle, is now making significant investments in artificial intelligence and media, driven by an unyielding ambition at 82.
The London Underground shows how staff manage disruptions for thousands of daily commuters.
Making The Goods shows how our favourite weekend items are manufactured in factories.
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