Residents in London reside in a trash bin; people live with nearly two dozen roommates in New York City; a woman decorates her apartment with goods from Costco.
An interior design firm is hiring a creative retail and marketing associate, and candidates must show their ability to create displays and answer complaints.
A real estate firm based in California searches for a personal assistant who will work with the company's CEO, and potential candidates are given a trial run.
A residential cleaning company searches for a new director of franchises, and potential candidates are asked to prove their ability to both train and manage.
A pet company looks for a groomer that is able to operate a mobile center, and each candidate is asked to display their knowledge of various canine breeds.
Prosecutors, intelligence experts and government officials discuss the Chinese government spy who attempted to steal trade secrets from American companies.
A lawyer uses forged lab tests and sonogram footage to convince hopeful families that he has expectant mothers lined up to deliver babies for them to adopt.
A Minneapolis manager's fund is showing double-digit returns, but his results are being achieved by using money from new investors to pay off the older ones.
A live art auction television show draws viewers who do not realize that the alleged Rembrandts, Chagalls, Dalis and Picassos they are bidding on are forgeries.
A police sting operation catches a Denver businessman who has received $50 million from 1,000 investors; a con man's scheme brings in $30 million in Hawaii.
A lawyer uses forged lab tests and sonogram footage to convince hopeful families that he has expectant mothers lined up to deliver babies for them to adopt.
A Minneapolis manager's fund is showing double-digit returns, but his results are being achieved by using money from new investors to pay off the older ones.
A live art auction television show draws viewers who do not realize that the alleged Rembrandts, Chagalls, Dalis and Picassos they are bidding on are forgeries.
A police sting operation catches a Denver businessman who has received $50 million from 1,000 investors; a con man's scheme brings in $30 million in Hawaii.
Tilman Fertitta talks with Nicolita, a Cuban firm with a new line of no-pinch swimwear, and Designer Drains, a company that makes custom shower drains.
In California, Tilman Fertitta encounters a duo that has a sophisticated method of farming mussels and another pair who offer restaurant reservation software.
Tilman Fertitta talks with Nicolita, a Cuban firm with a new line of no-pinch swimwear, and Designer Drains, a company that makes custom shower drains.
In California, Tilman Fertitta encounters a duo that has a sophisticated method of farming mussels and another pair who offer restaurant reservation software.