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Core Redevelopment, a Midwest developer group, renovated the former baseball stadium in Indianapolis, Ind., into a 138-unit luxury apartment building; the city gave them the school for $1 and it cost about $14 million to renovate.

Explore how much people spend on housing, what they get for the amount they pay and the different sacrifices they have to make to get their dream homes.

A Burbank-based interior design firm is looking to hire a creative retail and marketing associate; candidates must prove they can create stylish merchandising displays and gracefully field angry phone calls.

A California-based real estate investment firm is looking to hire a personal assistant for its demanding CEO; candidates attempt to balance the boss's overloaded calendar and divert phone calls he would rather avoid.

A residential cleaning company is seeking a new director of franchises; candidates must prove they have the ability to train and manage new franchisees and to run a lemonade stand.

Woofie's provides pet care services, and it is looking for an experienced dog groomer to operate one of its mobile vans; candidates must be dog lovers who demonstrate a knowledge of canine breeds and health, and they must examine a real dog.

Examining the case of a Chinese government spy who tried to steal secrets from some of America's biggest companies and delves into the shadowy world of economic espionage that could endanger millions of U.S. jobs.

Nevin Shapiro, a football booster and a fixture on the Miami social scene, orchestrates a Ponzi scheme.

Attorney Kevin Cohen uses his adoption annex to take advantage of couples seeking to adopt children.

A Minneapolis businessman buys big companies and makes himself rich in the process.

Raj Rajaratnam creates one of the biggest insider trading schemes in U.S. history.

Viewers tune in to watch a live auction show that turns out to be nothing more than con artists selling fake art.

A sting operation brings down a Denver businessman; a charismatic con man uses the promise of huge returns to put $30 million in his own pocket.

The collapse of Erpenbeck wreaks financial havoc for area home buyers, subcontractors and banks with three company employees pleading guilty to bank fraud.

Nevin Shapiro, a football booster and a fixture on the Miami social scene, orchestrates a Ponzi scheme.

Attorney Kevin Cohen uses his adoption annex to take advantage of couples seeking to adopt children.

A Minneapolis businessman buys big companies and makes himself rich in the process.

Raj Rajaratnam creates one of the biggest insider trading schemes in U.S. history.

Viewers tune in to watch a live auction show that turns out to be nothing more than con artists selling fake art.

A sting operation brings down a Denver businessman; a charismatic con man uses the promise of huge returns to put $30 million in his own pocket.

Rossmore, a boutique jewelry brand founded by a married couple, and Galanter and Jones, a heated furniture company owned by siblings, vie for Tilman's business in California.

iPourIt, a self-service beverage technology company, and Further Products, a recycled soap company, vie for Tilman's business in California.

A swimwear designer hopes her Cuban style bikini bottoms are the right fit for Tilman's business; the owner of a designer shower drain business has a hard choice to make.

Santa Barbara Mariculture is a mussel company with a sophisticated farming technique but a troubling business structure; the founders of SeatNinja believe their restaurant reservation software will revolutionize the industry.

Rossmore, a boutique jewelry brand founded by a married couple, and Galanter and Jones, a heated furniture company owned by siblings, vie for Tilman's business in California.

iPourIt, a self-service beverage technology company, and Further Products, a recycled soap company, vie for Tilman's business in California.

A swimwear designer hopes her Cuban style bikini bottoms are the right fit for Tilman's business; the owner of a designer shower drain business has a hard choice to make.

Santa Barbara Mariculture is a mussel company with a sophisticated farming technique but a troubling business structure; the founders of SeatNinja believe their restaurant reservation software will revolutionize the industry.

The collapse of Erpenbeck wreaks financial havoc for area home buyers, subcontractors and banks with three company employees pleading guilty to bank fraud.

Nevin Shapiro, a football booster and a fixture on the Miami social scene, orchestrates a Ponzi scheme.

The CEO of the Institute of International Finance reflects on pivotal career choices, ranging from turning down Enron to joining George W. Bush's presidential campaign. Today, Tim Adams is a leading voice warning of a global debt crisis.

Andrea Rossi - M&G's CEO shares how his multicultural roots shaped his leadership style, reflects on pivotal roles at GE and AXA and the lessons learned from launching a firm just before COVID.

A look at what it takes to transform a business to become greener and ensure a more sustainable future; Christine Tan talks to CEOs from four companies in the region, YTL PowerSeraya, TAL Apparel, Banpu Public Company and Alliance Global.

Carro is the largest online used car platform in Southeast Asia. It recently reached unicorn status with its latest round of funding led by Softbanks Vision Fund 2. Christine Tan speaks to Carros co-founder and CEO, Aaron Tan to find out how the company is disrupting the used car market by using AI technology and what is next for the serial entrepreneur.

From the Pacific Northwest to the old South, homeowners make dramatic transformations in their living spaces.

Showcasing a really unusual living, including an out-of-commission jetliner turned into a home in the woods.

Core Redevelopment, a Midwest developer group, renovated the former baseball stadium in Indianapolis, Ind., into a 138-unit luxury apartment building; the city gave them the school for $1 and it cost about $14 million to renovate.

Explore how much people spend on housing, what they get for the amount they pay and the different sacrifices they have to make to get their dream homes.

From the Pacific Northwest to the old South, homeowners make dramatic transformations in their living spaces.

Showcasing a really unusual living, including an out-of-commission jetliner turned into a home in the woods.

Core Redevelopment, a Midwest developer group, renovated the former baseball stadium in Indianapolis, Ind., into a 138-unit luxury apartment building; the city gave them the school for $1 and it cost about $14 million to renovate.

Explore how much people spend on housing, what they get for the amount they pay and the different sacrifices they have to make to get their dream homes.

From the Pacific Northwest to the old South, homeowners make dramatic transformations in their living spaces.

The CEO of the Institute of International Finance reflects on pivotal career choices, ranging from turning down Enron to joining George W. Bush's presidential campaign. Today, Tim Adams is a leading voice warning of a global debt crisis.

Andrea Rossi - M&G's CEO shares how his multicultural roots shaped his leadership style, reflects on pivotal roles at GE and AXA and the lessons learned from launching a firm just before COVID.

A look at what it takes to transform a business to become greener and ensure a more sustainable future; Christine Tan talks to CEOs from four companies in the region, YTL PowerSeraya, TAL Apparel, Banpu Public Company and Alliance Global.

Carro is the largest online used car platform in Southeast Asia. It recently reached unicorn status with its latest round of funding led by Softbanks Vision Fund 2. Christine Tan speaks to Carros co-founder and CEO, Aaron Tan to find out how the company is disrupting the used car market by using AI technology and what is next for the serial entrepreneur.

The hosts provide in-depth coverage of Asian stock markets and invite experts to offer their predictions and investment tips.

Business journalists Yousef Gamal el-Din and Hadley Gamble are co-hosts of this show that profiles the people who are shaping the Middle East's global ambitions. From CEOs and entrepreneurs to philanthropists and politicians, the episodes give viewers an idea of what is being done to make the Middle East a bigger player in the financial marketplace. Episodes also profile Middle Eastern businesspeo

The CEO of the Institute of International Finance reflects on pivotal career choices, ranging from turning down Enron to joining George W. Bush's presidential campaign. Today, Tim Adams is a leading voice warning of a global debt crisis.

Andrea Rossi - M&G's CEO shares how his multicultural roots shaped his leadership style, reflects on pivotal roles at GE and AXA and the lessons learned from launching a firm just before COVID.