Financial Crime and Business Scandals | Bloomberg Originals Marathon

A compilation of deep-dive, mini-documentaries covering compelling stories of financial crime, business scandals and unsolved murders through the lens of Bloomberg's reporting. From money laundering in Singapore to China-linked corporate espionage in Denmark and tainted drugs in Africa and South America, follow these fascinating investigations.

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The $120 Million Coke Can Heist

Shannon You’s story is about so much more than just Coca-Cola’s other secret recipe. Her get-rich-quick scheme cast new light on how industrial espionage has become a big part of China’s economic growth, and provided fuel to those who accuse the country's Thousand Talents Program of incentivizing technology theft on an unprecedented scale. Bloomberg reporters dug through reams of documents and FBI interrogation footage to reveal how a middle-aged chemical engineer's story became a parable of US-China economic tensions.

Singapore’s Dirty Money Problem Singapore, China and a $2 Billion Money Laundering Scandal

Singapore has long been a haven for the super wealthy, with its low taxes, safety and stability. Threatening to upend that carefully crafted image, however, is a sprawling $2.2 billion money laundering scandal. Though the vast majority of investment in the city-state is above board, its famous openness to inflows is now under scrutiny.

The Mysterious Murder of a Billionaire Canadian Couple

It's been five years since the brutal killings of pharmaceutical industry billionaire Barry Sherman and his wife Honey in their Toronto home. The case remains unsolved, leaving numerous unanswered questions. But the police say calling it a cold case would be a mistake.

Intrigue in CopenhagenA Tale of HighStakes Corporate Espionage

When Chinese tech giant Huawei learned it was set to lose a $200 million contract, a run-of-the-mill equipment deal spiraled into a saga of hidden microphones, drone encounters and covert surveillance, according to investigators for a Danish telecoms firm. Bloomberg reporters crisscrossed Copenhagen for the tale of TDC’s 5G showdown, in which technology, business and national security collide.