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Up to 200 people illegally enter the world's largest ruby mine in northern Mozambique each day, seeking a share of the region's mineral wealth.
A profit of $347,000 from a final load raises Jared Douglas's net income to $1,157,000, allowing him to pay off his debt.
NC Accessory in Shanghai China manufactures for Patagonia and faces labor and financial challenges.
Neom, a $500 billion initiative in northwestern Saudi Arabia, aims to create a sustainable urban environment as part of the Vision 2030 economic diversification plan.
A new battery technology has been tested, reportedly doubling the range of the Tesla Model S, showcasing advancements in electric vehicle performance.
Tesla's new Roadster and Truck are analyzed for their potential impact on the automotive industry and the future of electric vehicles.
Nico Brinkmann uses artificial snow to attract skiers to Winterberg amid climate change challenges.
Nokia's rise to prominence is explored through its innovative strategies and insightful business practices that shaped the mobile telecommunications industry.
Waleed Ahmed, an 18-year-old entrepreneur in Norway, gained fame as a fraudster who deceived politicians and royalty before being sentenced to 11 years in prison.
Samsung's Galaxy Note 4 is evaluated for its performance and significance in the competitive large screen smartphone market alongside Apple's iPhone 6.
Emeralds sourced in Bogotá, Colombia, are transported for sale on the international market, sparking debate over their true value and the future of the trade.
Families pay an average of 16 euros per meter for Christmas trees in the Sauerland, where local farmers rely on the holiday season for their income.
OneCoin, a cryptocurrency launched in 2014, exploited Muslim communities through a pyramid scheme, leading to significant financial losses and ongoing fraud investigations.
Emperor Justinian's reign saw the first plague pandemic devastate the Eastern Roman Empire's economy, highlighting the severe economic impacts of pandemics.
Parker Schnabel and his team resort to hand-washing dirt to extract gold in America, facing economic challenges and large rock obstructions.
A 20-ton trommel with a price tag of $190,000 proves to be a point of contention as Parker struggles to finalize his wash plant choice for Alaska.
Parker inspects a wash plant located 50 miles southeast of Arrowtown, focusing on the equipment needed for efficient gold extraction.
Parker Schnabel reveals his total gold count for the season while reflecting on the challenges and strategies employed by his team in the Klondike.
Parker Schnabel experiences altitude sickness in La Riconada, Peru, highlighting the dangers of gold mining and the challenges he faces in his pursuit of fortune.
A custom-built trommel with a price tag of $225,000 can process 150 yards of clay per hour, as Parker searches for the right equipment for gold mining.
Parker Schnabel's crew loses $50 per minute due to equipment failures while trying to mine for gold in Alaska.
Parker Schnabel considers a gold-producing plant capable of processing 160 to 180 cubic yards of material per hour in the Klondike region.
Parker Schnabel and his team face the challenges of gold mining on Mud Mountain, navigating harsh conditions and employing strategies to maximize their yield.
Parker Schnabel evaluates potential gold claims for his next mining venture in this episode.
12 holes are drilled four feet into rock, each filled with 150 grams of explosives to extract gold worth nearly $7,500.
Parker plans to test the recovery rate of gold at the Kemci Mine, aiming to determine if the operation is worth investing in.
Ian's custom-built six-foot trommel can process 235 yards of dirt per hour, significantly improving gold recovery efficiency in New Zealand's gold fields.
Parker Schnabel's crew mined 6,837 ounces of gold during a challenging season in the Klondike, falling short of their ambitious goal.
Parker Schnabel faces a major setback in the Klondike as his latest venture into new pay dirt fails to yield the expected gold, impacting his team's future plans.
Polartec and Patagonia create high-performance fleece from recycled polyester for sustainability.
Meet employees at Rivercross/Nova Link in Matamoros, Mexico, producing Patagonia products.
Siam Knitwear in Thailand spins yarn for Patagonia's sustainable garments since 1992.
The Gold family navigates fierce negotiations in their Detroit pawn shop for win-win transactions.
Efforts to unite Israelis and Palestinians through entrepreneurship are highlighted, focusing on the 'MEET' NGO's initiatives to foster collaboration and innovation.
Dick's computer store, TechServe, was the largest independent Apple dealer in America before its closure after 30 years of operation.
Porsche has reported a dramatic 99% decline in operating profit, leading CEO Oliver Blume to implement crisis management strategies.
170,000 slices of bacon are cooked each week on the Symphony of the Seas, with 24,000 prepared every morning for breakfast.
Over the past 30 years, illegal deforestation has led to a loss of a quarter of Madagascar's mangrove surface area.
A broken water pump shuts down Parker Schnabel's wash plant for two and a half hours, costing him $17,000 in downtime.
Killer Beaz races against the clock to produce 250 quarts of moonshine mash in 24 hours for an order from Willie Nelson's granddaughter.
Ghana becomes a global dumpster for fast fashion, receiving 11 million pounds weekly.
Lines of frustrated customers stretch out the door as the computer system at American Jewelry fails for two hours, forcing Ashley to ask her brother for help.
Mikaya checks her property after being served a prohibition order and finds illegal tenants still living there.
AI's rapid implementation in businesses has led to significant employment disruptions and regret among companies, highlighting the technology's complex impact.
A 2002 Ford Transit van is repossessed from a pet store while tensions rise between Ronnie and Amy over her MMA training and their business.
U.S. Marshals arrive with a federal warrant to remove Ron and Shirley from Lizard Lick Towing as they face a takeover by Lars Dixon.
Over 100 million views have been generated by Rhett and Link's viral campaigns, including a local commercial for taxidermist Chuck Testa.
Rich confronts Les in a Detroit pawn shop over his firing and the potential discovery of stolen microphones linked to a recent concert theft.
