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Liebherr's LTM 1750, the world's largest mobile crane, features an 800-ton capacity, a 52-meter telescopic boom, and advanced hydraulic axle suspension.
China is building air strips on disputed islands in the South China Sea, raising concerns about potential military conflict with the United States.
A luxury motorhome can cost between 120,000 and 150,000 euros, with over 26,000 RVs and caravans built annually in Lower Bavaria.
Colorado accounted for a third of the country's $2.7 billion marijuana market last year, despite ongoing federal restrictions and cash-only operations.
Tesla's Model S costs more than 70,000 euros, while the electric vehicle market faces increasing competition from traditional car manufacturers.
80% of people who start a vegan diet stop within three months, raising questions about the effectiveness and health implications of plant-based eating.
Mega Air shows the logistics of transporting a Formula 1 car and pharmaceuticals.
A 14-ton tractor with a 517-horsepower engine and a top speed of 60 km/h is manufactured in Marktoberdorf, Bavaria, by the Fendt company.
850 cubic meters of concrete are removed and reprocessed after a Bavarian demolition crew successfully tears down a bridge over the A8 Autobahn.
Burj Khalifa rises to 2,717 feet, making it the tallest building in the world and a symbol of Dubai's architectural ambition.
At Munich Airport, Lufthansa's first Airbus A350 aircraft represents a significant advancement in modern passenger flight technology.
Approximately 250 ancient bronze heads are sold at auction, many of which are suspected forgeries attributed to a mysterious forger known as the Spanish Master.
Underwater lost treasures are creating a new gold rush in the oceans' sunken Eldorado.
Firestone's operations in Liberia during the civil war reveal a complex relationship with warlord Charles Taylor, raising critical questions about corporate ethics in conflict zones.
In Braås, southern Sweden, the Volvo A60, the world's largest articulated hauler, is manufactured to transport up to 55 metric tons of cargo.
Five necklaces worth almost 3 million euros each are reserved after a luxury fashion show in Paris.
Daisy Maskell highlights young black individuals reshaping property ownership amid a housing crisis.
In the 1990s, Japan's stock market fell by 80% and housing prices dropped by up to 84%, leading to a deep economic crisis.
Wall Street's influence reveals a hidden network of power in the U.S., where the interests of the 1% overshadow the democratic ideals of the majority.
Knaack Krane in Hamburg builds mega cranes capable of lifting up to 750 tons, showcasing the extensive planning and engineering involved in their creation.
Baku's oilfields played a crucial role in World War II, compelling Stalin and Hitler to confront each other in the pivotal battle of Stalingrad.
Gerald Cotten's sudden death in India in 2018 left $215 million missing, raising suspicions about the true nature of his demise and potential fraud.
Interest rates have almost doubled since Tracy and Melvyn bought their council house in 2004, pushing them into financial turmoil.
Philip Baker faced charges of absconding with $460 million from the FBI for fraud after his hedge fund collapsed during the financial crisis.
Orville and Wilbur Wright fight for recognition as the inventors of the airplane.
The British double-decker bus faces challenges from global competitors and changing government policies amid a growing energy crisis threatening its market dominance.
In Ghana, cocoa farmers navigate challenging terrain to transport their harvest to market, highlighting the industry's significance to the economy and the hardships faced.
At 27, Jordan Belfort amassed millions through stock-market manipulation and a penny-stock scam, leading to his eventual conviction for fraud.
The rise of chain stores in Britain, exemplified by Tesco and WH Smith, highlights a shift from individualistic retail pioneers to data-driven strategies.
Families in the commuter belt 30 miles west of London adjust to life without work as unemployment rises and financial struggles deepen.
The fossil fuel industry, facing mounting evidence of climate change in the 2000s, intensified efforts to cast doubt on science and influence American politics.
The House Band highlights the struggles of Being Homeless in Venice Beach through music.
Pirelli, the world's most renowned tyre manufacturer, produces 75 million car tyres annually, utilizing advanced technology and materials to create high-performance products like the P-Zero.
US soda makers produce enough carbonated soft drinks to supply each American with more than 50 gallons per year.
High voltage cables at the world’s largest coal export terminal create significant challenges for tradesperson Dan and his team as they race against time to repair massive machines.
Since 2015, high-speed Shinkansen trains have been operating in Kanazawa, significantly boosting the city's economy and increasing visitor numbers.
Three families, reliant on benefits, receive a £26,000 cash handout to transform their lives, testing their ability to break free from the welfare system.
Pollen, a tech startup founded by the Negus-Fancey brothers, faced an $800 million collapse due to mismanagement and unchecked ambition in the festival industry.
The intense rivalry between Microsoft and Sony for dominance in the gaming industry escalates as the PlayStation 2 launches in Britain, setting the stage for a monumental clash.
Meyer Werft faces the challenge of transporting the 333-meter-long cruise ship Norwegian Joy through the narrow and shallow river Ems to the North Sea.
Chris Terry, founder of IM Academy, faces allegations of running a pyramid scheme that exploits youth through cryptocurrency, leading to arrests in Spain for fraud and coercion.
Eight cubic meters of dirt must be vacuumed from a sludge bunker at a lignite power plant to keep operations running smoothly.
One-third of total greenhouse gas emissions come from the food system, making a drastic change in dietary habits essential to combat climate change.
The 2013 collapse of a Dhaka sweatshop, which killed over 1,000 workers, highlights the dangerous conditions and exploitation in the global fashion industry.
360 tons of ore are transported daily by giant lorries at Chuquicamata, the largest copper mine in the world, located in Chile's Atacama Desert.
A massive transport operation moves over 2,200 tons of wind park components, including five nacelles and 75-meter blades, from Europe to Asia within 37 days.
In Canada’s Northwest Territories, the Twin Otter aircraft plays a crucial role in transporting supplies and personnel to remote mining operations amid extreme Arctic conditions.
Kyoji Sasaki challenges the corrupt diamond market in Japan by navigating the global supply chain and negotiating with key players in the industry.
