Half-hour program on the "real-life adventure" of big business. Newsman Eric Sevareid, who served as host, described the series as neither "chamber of commerce boosterism" nor anti-establishment; rather, "an effort to report how various industrial sectors actually work."
Showing Season 2 of 4
1983
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1983-01-06
Braniff executives try to restructure their company in this behind-the-scenes story of America's first major airline bankruptcy.
1983-01-13
Terri Gibbs, award-winning country-and-western singer, tries for a second hit album and super-stardom.
1983-01-20
William Goldberg, president of the Diamond Dealers Club, offers a window on the intensely secretive diamond market as we see newly mined diamonds graded, cleaved, sawed, polished, traded, designed, and sold as jewelry in fashionable Fifth Avenue showrooms.
1983-01-27
The high-stakes world of international banking in Sao Paulo, Brasilia, New York, and Zurich.
1983-02-03
Hyatt-Clark, a former General Motors subsidiary, is now one of the largest experiments in employee ownership in the country.
1983-02-10
A despondent fired executive must pull himself together and find another job in this Oscar-nominated docudrama produced by the National Film Board of Canada.
1983-02-17
Chef David Garo Sokitch arranges and oversees every complex detail that precedes the opening of his new San Francisco restaurant.
1983-02-24
The Oakland A's and their new management group encounter the hard realities of the business of baseball during the 1982 season.
1983-03-03
Textile magnate S.T. King and his company Wearbest manufacture designer jeans in one of the most regulation-free economies in the world.
1983-03-10
Four employees of California-based National Semiconductor Corporation tour Japan to observe how the Japanese are rivaling and surpassing American industry in a variety of fields.
1983-03-17
The business of video games, focusing on William Grubb, who left a vice president's position at Atari Inc. to start Imagic.
1983-03-24
Space Services, Space Transportation, and other private companies compete to develop astronautical shipping and traveling services in the business of communications satellites.
1983-03-31
Sun Oil Company prepares to bid on tracts off the California coast, in the risky and expensive business of oil leases.