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Why soccer jerseys are so expensive Original

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By Sarah Andersen, Havovi Cooper Verified
| Business Insider Verified
Official World Cup jerseys can cost as much as $180, while counterfeit versions sell for as little as $4. We visited factories in Bangladesh, one of the world's biggest garment manufacturing hubs, to find out what separates authentic, replica, and fake soccer jerseys and why they cost so much.
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How 8 million bars of olive oil soap are handmade at a Turkish factory Original

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By Brittany Stephanis, Havovi Cooper Verified
| Business Insider Verified
Doktoroğlu Soaps is one of Turkey's largest producers of handmade olive oil soap, turning out nearly 8 million bars a year. Workers follow centuries-old methods using just a few simple ingredients. Industrial production once pushed many artisanal soapmakers out of business. Now, a growing demand for natural products is helping revive the industry. So what does it take to make olive oil soap by hand? And how does this craft survive in a modern market?
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Inside the $350 million missile silo that could become a data center

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By Mark Abadi, Olivia Nemec Verified, Havovi Cooper Verified
| Business Insider Verified
As fears of global conflict grow, tech companies are racing to protect servers by turning nuclear missile silos and abandoned mines into ultra-secure data centers. Meanwhile, thousands of Americans are joining survival camps like Fortitude Ranch that are built to survive catastrophes, or even World War III.
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