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Istanbul's textile industry ranks among Turkey's leading export sectors, contributing significantly to the country's economy and fashion scene.
Outsourcing of heavy aircraft maintenance to independent repair facilities has raised concerns about safety due to unlicensed mechanics and inadequate oversight.
The brewing industry in Britain has transformed dramatically over the last generation, shifting from traditional family brewers to national giants.
Speculation and financial engineering have driven the soaring prices of contemporary art in the 21st century, culminating in a significant market crash.
Masterworks allows investment in art by purchasing shares in works by Picasso, Banksy, and Warhol.
Fred Davis rises at 4 AM to navigate Birmingham's Vegetable Market, showcasing a vibrant world of exotic fruits and vegetables alongside Rene Cutforth.
Up to half of global offshore wealth may be hidden in British offshore jurisdictions, which play a significant role in international finance today.
High-frequency trading bots, originally designed to stabilize markets, have instead created vulnerabilities and instability, impacting the real economy and inviting cyber threats.
A 55-year-old merchant known as the Queen of the Darien transports two and a half tons of goods on a canoe through the treacherous jungle.
Six heavy-duty trucks transport components of the Airbus A380, the largest civilian aircraft, over 240 kilometers to Toulouse for assembly.
Americans visit car washes 2 million times daily, revealing the industry's $25 billion impact.
Airbus's Hamburg-Finkenwerder plant, one of the largest aircraft manufacturing sites, employs 16,000 workers to produce modern aircraft components year-round.
The extravagant lifestyles of the extremely wealthy in Britain during the 1980s reveal stark financial inequalities and the advantages of savvy tax strategies.
The United States produces over 21 billion gallons of milk each year, averaging 23 gallons for every person in the country.
A truck known as the Warthog takes a month to travel 650 kilometers through mud-ridden roads in the Congo, facing numerous breakdowns along the way.
Shanghai Tower, standing at 632 meters in the Lujiazui area of Pudong, is China's tallest building and a landmark of innovative environmental design.
Warren Buffett shares insights on his investment strategies and philanthropic commitments, including his pledge to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
200 shellfish traps are packed on a bicycle as Mr. Lin navigates chaotic roads in rural Vietnam to deliver his goods.
Vladimir Putin's rise to power transformed Russia's oligarchs from influential allies to fearful subjects, as he consolidated control and wealth amid ongoing conflict.
Steve Jobs was born on February 24, 1955, to two graduate students who gave him up for adoption shortly after his birth.
Bjørn Bjercke's investigation into the OneCoin pyramid scheme reveals the complexities of fraud, greed, and the psychology behind belief in scams.
Vicente Fox advocates for marijuana legalization in Mexico, highlighting its potential to transform crime and the economy amid ongoing debates.
Every year, about ten small transporters die on the roads while carrying illegal petrol in Nigeria's Niger Delta, a region rife with danger and pollution.
Alaska's largest longline fishing ships confront treacherous conditions, including high waves and hurricane-force winds, to secure a substantial cod catch.
A customer threatens a staff member over a pawned game system valued at $110, escalating tensions in Detroit's largest pawn shop.
Mercedes-Benz's plant in Wörth am Rhein, the largest truck factory globally, produces over 400 trucks daily, showcasing advanced engineering and efficiency.
Since 2015, India ranks third in the world for billionaires, with four times more than 25 years ago, reflecting the country's rapid economic growth.
At the age of 12, Andrew Carnegie begins working for a local railroad in Pittsburgh, where he meets his mentor, Tom Scott.
A third of the world's population now consumes insects as an alternative protein source, reflecting changing dietary trends in supermarkets.
On February 24, 1996, businessman Frank Black boarded Kiwi Airlines flight 45 to West Palm Beach, Florida, but never returned home.
15 million people live in Dhaka, Bangladesh, where many work in dangerous conditions to produce cheap clothing for global markets.
A snowstorm traps thousands of travelers in Kazakhstan, creating a traffic jam that stretches for miles across the steppe.
Standing at 224 meters high, the Hibernia platform is half the height of New York’s Empire State Building and 33 meters taller than the Calgary Tower.
Deng Xiaoping's economic reforms and opening up policies fundamentally transformed China into a modern global power.
Kenneth Rogoff, a Harvard economics professor and former IMF chief economist, discusses the complexities of high inflation and its gradual buildup.
Last year, a man was discharged from a local hospital just nine days after open heart surgery and left to fend for himself.
The Panama Canal showcases an engineering marvel where man battled nature in Central America.
In Pakistan, Madagascar, and Bangladesh, treacherous roads serve as vital connections while posing significant risks to travelers and local communities.
Britain's motorway network faces significant challenges, including costly construction projects, safety concerns, and innovative public transport solutions in urban areas.
Over one billion dollars was lost by Barings Brothers due to risky trades made by trader Nick Leeson, leading to the bank's collapse in 1995.
Isabel dos Santos, Africa’s richest woman, built a vast business empire through state funds in Angola, raising questions about corruption and U.S. corporate complicity.
Three families dependent on benefits receive a £26,000 cash handout each, challenging them to transform their lives and break free from the welfare system.
Neel Kashkari, president of the Minneapolis Fed, discusses tariffs and economic policy in an interview reflecting on his role during the financial crisis.
Mauritania, in the Sahara, was once a migrant route to the Canary Islands but is now largely ignored.
China's edible insect industry showcases the harvesting of worms and cockroaches, highlighting sustainability through innovative indoor farming solutions.
55,000 families move each year in the UK, with 10% of those in the millionaire bracket, driving growth in the high-end removals industry.
Corinthian Colleges, a major player in the for-profit education sector, faced allegations of fraud and predatory practices, contributing significantly to the student loan debt crisis.
The bus journey from the Andes to Lima reveals Peru's dangerous roads and unique wildlife.
