Inside Series - Bloomberg

Chipotle is a company that broke all the fast food rules, turning a small eatery into an 11-billion dollar, 14-thousand store chain. Bloomberg television takes you behind the counter to see how this company keep customers lining up.

For almost 30 years, Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana have rocked the fashion world with their elaborate designs and glamorous ad campaigns. In a rare television interview Bloomberg gets up close and personal with the designers, where they talk about their humble beginnings and iconic celebrity friends.

An exclusive look inside the global e-commerce company and owner of the payment service, PayPal. Featuring interviews with CEO John Donahoe and other company executives.

Fendi, known for its extravagant furs and leather accessories, is one of Italy's oldest Fashion houses. From humble beginnings back in 1925, it's stayed true to its roots in Rome. In a special 30 minute feature we get exclusive access inside the luxury maker, find out about its heritage, and look at the company's future.

Inside Johnson & Johnson takes you behind the doors of the world's biggest healthcare products company. We talk to the CEO about J&J's strategy to expand in emerging markets and why the 128-year company is taking a page from Silicon Valley when it comes to trying to create the next big thing.

Lego, the company known by kids and parents alike for its colorful building bricks, is hugely successful. Over the last four years it has enjoyed double digit growth. But, just ten years ago, the company was losing nearly a million dollars a day. Bloomberg traveled to the company's headquarters in Denmark to get a glimpse into Lego's history, its production, and the Lego family billionaires.

It's the biggest restaurant chain in the world, feeding 69 million people a day. The food is fast but what McDonald's serves up takes years to make. Bloomberg TV goes inside the golden arches to find out what's in the secret sauce and how a restaurant built on burgers and fries stays competitive in a world of changing appetites.

Emily Chang takes viewers inside the digital payments giant to examine how the company is capitalizing on the mobile revolution, fending off hackers and fighting competition from the biggest names in tech and finance.

Bloomberg's "Inside" visits one of the world's largest food and beverage companies, PepsiCo. Featuring an exclusive interview with CEO Indra Nooyi and access into the company's Gatorade and Snacks research and development facilities.

When it comes to animation, few do it better than Pixar and Disney. They are the dreamers and doers with multi-billion dollar imaginations. Bloomberg television takes you behind closed doors to see how this powerhouse makes movie magic.