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Rich confronts Les in a Detroit pawn shop over his firing and the potential discovery of stolen microphones linked to a recent concert theft.
Monster Red, a powerful mining machine, showcases its efficiency in the Klondike region while industry figures Tony Beets and Monica Beets discuss modern gold mining challenges.
An inexperienced miner operates a gold mining plant independently, facing challenges that highlight the risks and responsibilities in the high-stakes industry.
Rick's biggest dozer gets stuck in permafrost, challenging his gold mining efforts.
A $500,000 dozer breaks down, forcing Rick and his crew to quickly address the issue to continue their gold mining efforts.
More than 1 million tax returns are processed annually by the Internal Revenue Service using automatic data processing technology.
Rolex captivates the wealthy, raising questions about what prices enthusiasts will invest.
Western sanctions imposed on Russia after its 2022 invasion of Ukraine are critically examined for their impact on the nation's economy and geopolitical standing.
Sanctions imposed on Russia's financial system aim to deter President Vladimir Putin from escalating the war in Ukraine, raising concerns about global economic risks.
A 1957 Chevy 150 restoration project must be completed in three months to meet a birthday deadline for Rick Harrison's father.
The generation born after the 1994 Rwandan genocide is driving the country's economic growth through optimism, determination, and entrepreneurial spirit.
Sanga Moses' initiative in Uganda transforms waste into clean cooking energy, empowering local communities while addressing environmental challenges.
Crown Prince Mohammed Ben Salmane is reshaping Saudi Arabia through the "Saudi Vision 2030" initiative, focusing on modernization and economic diversification.
After just one year, Stratton Oakmont moved to much larger premises, employing over a thousand brokers and generating several million dollars through aggressive sales tactics.
Twitter's founding involved a complex narrative of internal conflict and betrayal among its creators, including Jack Dorsey and Biz Stone.
Scotland faces fears of losing EU workers due to Brexit's potential economic impact.
Ronnie Shirley is offered double the amount he previously received for Lizard Lick Towing, forcing him to consider a life-changing decision.
Exports to trade agreement countries rose by 61% between 1934-35 and 1937-38, according to Cordell Hull's address on the reciprocal trade program.
$22,500 is the price set for two barrels of Tennessee whiskey that underwent a unique sea-aging process for six months.
Mitch's only 700 excavator suffers a radiator failure, complicating the efforts of gold miners striving for success amid a challenging economy.
The Super Stacker leaks fluid, jeopardizing gold mining operations in the Klondike region.
Seth and Ashley have a wager while managing Detroit's largest pawn shop owned by the Gold family.
Ashley makes Seth feel the heat as he tries to prove himself in the pawn shop.
Seth attempts to sell his father's business without permission, igniting a conflict that threatens their relationship and the future of the pawn shop.
Seth Gold goes missing after feeling betrayed by his father, leaving Detroit's largest pawn shop in disarray as Les Gold searches for him.
Calvin Klein revolutionized American fashion with minimalist designs and bold marketing from the Bronx.
Sawa and his sons fish for shark fins, a prized delicacy in Chinese cuisine, in the Sunda Strait.
In the Bering Sea, captains Sig Hansen and Harley Davidson clash over prime fishing spots during the intense 18th season of crab fishing on the Time Bandit.
346 miles northwest of Dutch Harbor, Mandy Hansen faces skepticism from the crew as she takes charge during the Opilio crab season in the Bering Sea.
Two sisters in their early 20s operate a multimillion-dollar bath bomb company, employing 150 people in a large production facility.
400 million people in India live without access to electricity, prompting entrepreneurs to sell solar lights in urban slums to improve living conditions.
Smart packaging is evolving to include features like bacteria-fighting capabilities and interactive materials, addressing sustainability and safety concerns in the packaging industry.
Intense competition among major smartphone manufacturers like Apple, Samsung, and Chinese companies shapes the future of mobile technology and impacts global economies.
22 million snowdrop bulbs leave a warehouse in Georgia each year, destined for customers in Europe, providing vital income for local families.
Young African footballers are trafficked to Europe, facing abandonment and survival challenges, highlighting the exploitation within the global football industry.
A weekend at the Formula 1 racetrack in Shanghai costs at least €10,000, attracting China's wealthiest car enthusiasts and their expensive hobbies.
Rich commits a fireable offense, sparking a father-son fight over forgiveness in the pawn shop.
Seth's employee John faces termination after slacking off and mispricing a valuable painting.
South Korea transformed from a war-torn nation in the 1950s into a global economic powerhouse through government policies, industrialization, and a focus on education.
Private money is transforming space exploration through companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin.
Starbucks leverages customer rewards card deposits as interest-free loans, prompting ethical concerns about its financial practices.
Thyssenkrupp is innovating the steel industry with new products and concepts that emphasize environmental sustainability and customer-specific solutions.
In the Bering Sea, crab fishermen aboard the Northwestern, Time Bandit, and Wizard face harsh weather and competition while striving for a profitable catch.
Subscriptions have become a prevalent business model across various industries, prompting discussions about their effects on consumer behavior and future commerce.
Billionaires like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos are driving a competitive race in private space exploration, raising legal questions amid their pursuit of government contracts.
Private Military Companies, such as Black Water and Aegis, have transformed military operations globally, engaging in logistics, protection, and combat roles.
A January 2023 conference in Zurich, organized by Swiss Gold Treuhand, sparked a financial crisis as investors lost both their funds and gold ingots.
Ford Motor Company highlights its manufacturing innovations and the automotive industry's influence on American culture in the 1940 production.
