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95% of the business community is honest, yet scandals involving companies like Enron and Worldcom have sparked a crisis of confidence in corporate practices.
Over $20 trillion in losses resulted from the 2008 financial crisis, leading to millions of foreclosures and job losses across the United States.
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the American workforce, leading to increased job insecurity and challenging the traditional concept of the American Dream.
Austria's wine industry faced a crisis in the mid-1980s when a toxic substance was found in its products, jeopardizing its reputation and economy.
Oobah Butler's undercover investigation at Amazon reveals worker conditions and algorithm vulnerabilities, culminating in a scheme that tricks the company into funding pothole repairs.
Toys "R" Us in Times Square, once a vibrant flagship store, is explored for its history and impact on retail culture in this engaging episode.
Nortel, once Canada's most valuable company, faced a dramatic decline in the 2000s, leading to its eventual collapse and significant economic repercussions.
Blood plasma has become a lucrative commodity in the U.S., with impoverished donors risking their health for income while pharmaceutical companies profit immensely.
A man claiming to have found the secrets to infinite energy battles to turn his vision into reality through the use of cryptocurrency.
Over 20 years, the simulated world of New Eden has hosted battles involving thousands of players and virtual assets valued at hundreds of thousands of dollars.
PFAs, known as forever chemicals, have infiltrated America's food supply due to the negligence of corporations like Dupont and 3M, raising serious health concerns.
Ted Ngoy rises from refugee to donut empire builder in America.
Acker Merrall & Condit sold $35 million worth of Rudy Kurniawan's wines in 2006, later revealing many were counterfeit.
Enron Corporation's rise and fall illustrates the fraudulent practices and ethical failures of executives like Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling, culminating in a major scandal.
A billion-dollar short position against Herbalife sets the stage for a fierce battle between hedge fund manager Bill Ackman and the company's executives.
Governments lose trillions of dollars in tax revenues as multinational corporations exploit offshore tax havens to avoid paying corporate taxes.
As water scarcity escalates, major financial institutions and corporations are competing to control water resources, transforming it into a lucrative global asset.
Since 1864, the United States has operated under a debt-based banking system, which the film argues is fundamentally flawed and unsustainable.
Historic 1984 contract negotiations between the United Auto Workers and General Motors highlight Bob White's successful efforts for a distinctly Canadian agreement.
$200 million in cryptocurrency became inaccessible after Gerald Cotten's disappearance in December 2018, leaving investors in turmoil.
A struggling Silicon Valley startup transformed from a DVD-by-mail service into the world's largest streaming company, challenging industry giants like Blockbuster and Amazon.
Neoliberalism's pervasive influence shapes Western politics and economics, revealing its role in driving contemporary crises and environmental challenges.
A locksmith has maintained a price of one dollar per key since 2000 while reflecting on 47 years of service in Brooklyn.
IKEA's timber production in the Romanian Carpathian Mountains raises concerns among biologists and environmental groups about its impact on old-growth forests and biodiversity.
A pair of eye-tracking glasses worth 20,000 euros records consumer behavior in a Paris supermarket to reveal how brands manipulate buying decisions.
A crew member with thirty-eight years of experience operates a towboat as it travels down the Mississippi River toward New Orleans.
Lou Pearlman orchestrated a Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors of $300 million while managing popular boy bands like NSYNC and the Backstreet Boys.
The global financial collapse of 2008 led to the disintegration of European economies and raised critical questions about the future of the global economy.
In May 2019, Jeff Bezos unveiled his lunar lander, Blue Moon, as part of his vision for colonizing space while facing scrutiny over Amazon's market dominance.
Chicago's creative community revolutionized modern advertising, shaping consumer behavior and culture in America for generations to come.
Hospitality workers in the US face a stagnant sub-minimum wage of $2.13 an hour, relying on tips while lobbying efforts hinder wage increases.
Three key figures-Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke, and New York Fed President Timothy Geithner-worked to prevent economic collapse during the 2008 financial crisis.
Sneaker collecting has evolved into a global subculture, where enthusiasts engage in extreme measures to acquire coveted pairs, likening them to collectible art.
A $20,000 claiming race features trainers and owners striving for victory in the competitive horse racing scene of the United Arab Emirates.
Eight entrepreneurs in Bangladesh run a service marketplace that connects local businesses with customers, aiming to improve their economic conditions.
Eddie Stobart, a renowned haulage company, showcases its drivers tackling delivery challenges while competing apprentices vie for coveted positions.
The combined wealth of the 62 richest people equals that of three and a half billion people living on Earth.
Six recent college graduates navigate the challenges of entrepreneurship in Detroit, balancing ambition and uncertainty while contributing to the city's economic revival.
Amazon's transformation from a small online bookstore to a global powerhouse raises critical questions about corporate influence, labor conditions, and economic power.
Walt Disney World opened on October 1, 1971, and quickly faced long wait times for attractions like 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and the Country Bear Jamboree.
A cat cafe owner faces online criticism and her confrontational approach risks jeopardizing the business before it even opens.
Nortel Networks, once a telecommunications giant, experienced a meteoric rise and subsequent fall, shaping Canada's tech landscape and economy.
Kaitlyn Siragusa, known as Amouranth, generates $1.5 million monthly through her extensive live streaming on Twitch, while battling mental health challenges and online harassment.
Eastern Airlines, once the official airline of Walt Disney World, faced a decline marked by financial struggles and operational challenges.
McDonald's and Disney's partnership shaped family dining experiences, evolving from Dinoland attractions to the iconic Happy Meals.
PFAS chemicals, prevalent in numerous consumer products, are now found in human blood and linked to serious health issues, prompting regulatory action.
Club Disney, Disney's first foray into regional entertainment, faced competition from popular venues like Chuck E. Cheese and ultimately failed to thrive.
LuLaRoe's clothing supplier filed a lawsuit in 2018, claiming the company owed over 33 million dollars for unpaid merchandise.
