Braniff executives try to restructure their company in this behind-the-scenes story of America's first major airline bankruptcy.

Terri Gibbs, award-winning country-and-western singer, tries for a second hit album and super-stardom.

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.

The high-stakes world of international banking in Sao Paulo, Brasilia, New York, and Zurich.

Hyatt-Clark, a former General Motors subsidiary, is now one of the largest experiments in employee ownership in the country.

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.

Chef David Garo Sokitch arranges and oversees every complex detail that precedes the opening of his new San Francisco restaurant.

The Oakland A's and their new management group encounter the hard realities of the business of baseball during the 1982 season.

Textile magnate S.T. King and his company Wearbest manufacture designer jeans in one of the most regulation-free economies in the world.

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.

The business of video games, focusing on William Grubb, who left a vice president's position at Atari Inc. to start Imagic.

Space Services, Space Transportation, and other private companies compete to develop astronautical shipping and traveling services in the business of communications satellites.

Sun Oil Company prepares to bid on tracts off the California coast, in the risky and expensive business of oil leases.