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10 Things to Know About James Mayer de Rothschild
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A towering figure that held no crown, nor office nor led armies, yet his handling of wealth brought him influence and contributed in changin...
James Mayer de Rothschild: Railroad and Banking King of France
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Kings and Prime Ministers sought his advice and bow to him for loans and investments. Vast lengths of railroads and landscapes transformed b...
The Henry Ford
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Henry Ford One of the icons of American business and automobile industry. He revolutionize the manufacturing of cars, bringing it to t...
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Yasuda Zenjiro: The Founder of the Fourth Largest Zaibatsu
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Yasuda Zenjiro Founded the Yasuda Zaibatsu, he came from a poor background but rose to prominence in the financial world from his mone...
Minomura Rizaemon and the Survival of Mitsui
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Suruga Street with Echigoya in the left (Today: the Right side is occupied by the Mitsui Main Building) Japan faced an economic transf...
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Ludvig Nobel and the Baku Oil Industry
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The 18th century saw a boom in the oil industry. The United States dominated the industry with its leading company, Standard Oil. But it...
Gustavus Swift: A Revolution in the American Meat Industry
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Gustavus Swift The industrial revolution in the United States became home of some of the greatest innovation that made the modern worl...
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William Wrigley, Jr.: Gum Magnate and Advertising Genius
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William Wrigley, Jr. William Wrigley, Jr. (September 30, 1861 – January 26, 1932) owned the biggest gum manufacturing company in the ...
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Francis Cabot Lowell: From Industrial Espionage to Industrial Revolution
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An industrial revolution allowed the United States to propel itself to the top of the world. It owed it much to the ingenuity and skills o...
Henry Heinz: Man Behind the Famous Ketchup
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Henry Heinz Condiments help us to enjoy our food more. It allows us to personalize our food, suiting our snacks to our personal taste...
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Eli Whitney: The Cotton Gin and Interchangeable Parts
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Eli Whitney He is better known as one of the greatest inventors of the United States of America. His invention change the economy of a...
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Cyrus McCormick: Inventor, Businessman
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Cyrus McCormick When a country becomes industrialized, there is a tendency that the population will grow. That happened to many countr...
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William Vanderbilt: The Mistaken Robber Baron
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William Henry Vanderbilt The life of Cornelius Vanderbilt was filled with cut throat competition. A man of extraordinary energy, he ...
Andrew Mellon: Investor to Secretary of Treasury
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Andrew Mellon J.P. Morgan was not alone in having a keen eye for investments. Morgan, a financier with powerful influence and enorm...
Charles Schwab: Steel Maker and a Tragedy
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Charles M. Schwab One of the most desired resources during the Industrial Revolution was steel. Most countries that wanted to become i...
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Wealth From Vices: James Buchanan Duke
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James B. Duke Cigarettes are vices for some, but a necessity for others. Regardless, some business profit from cigarettes, especially...
Township and Village Enterprises: Owed by So Many to So Small
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Mao proclaiming the foundation of the People's Republic of China The death of Mao Zedong brought waves of changes to Communist Chi...
John Warne Gates: From Barbed Wire to Riches
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John Warne Gates Barbed wire is a small tool that changes the world. It changed how ranchers grew their livestock. It’s a tool used t...
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Rodolphe Lindt: Chocolate Smooth as Silk
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Rodolphe Lindt In the 19th century, the tiny land lock country of Switzerland became the center of development for chocolate producti...
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John Cadbury: The Sweet Legacy
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John Cadbury Besides Milton Hershey, there were already numerous chocolatiers that began manufacturing in Europe. The French, the Dutc...
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