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Business Magnates And Financiers 1-21

20 entries in the Business Magnates And Financiers compendium.

Business Magnates And Financiers 1-21 — Era Chart

Johns Hopkins1847Howard Marks1871Kōnosuke Matsushita1894Khoo Teck Puat1900Jesse Livermore1907Juan Trippe1927John C. Bogle1929James Goldsmith1933Jimmy Wales1966Kirk Kerkorian1969Jack Dorsey1976Jawed Karim1979
Howard MarksAmerican financier and son of Jay Gould.HowquaCanton hong merchant and once the richest man in the world.Jack DanielFounder of Jack Daniel's Tennessee whiskey distillery.Jack DorseyCo-founder of Twitter and Block; early contributor to Bluesky.James Fisk (financier)Gilded Age robber baron who cornered gold and died by assassination.James GoldsmithFrench-British financier, politician, and Eurosceptic campaigner.Jamsetji TataFounder of the Tata Group and pioneer of Indian industry.Jawed KarimCo-founder of YouTube and first uploader of its inaugural video.Jesse LivermoreAmerican stock trader and pioneer of day trading.Jimmy WalesCo-founder of Wikipedia and internet entrepreneur.John C. BogleFounder of Vanguard, popularizer of the index fund.John CadburyQuaker businessman who founded Cadbury and championed reform.Johns HopkinsMerchant, B&O Railroad stockholder and finance chairman who backed John Work Garrett's preJuan TrippeFounder of Pan American World Airways.Karl AlbrechtCo-founder of Aldi, reclusive German billionaire.Kenneth ThomsonCanadian/British businessman and art collector, richest in Canada.Khoo Teck PuatSingaporean banker and hotelier, once the nation's richest man.Kiichiro ToyodaJapanese engineer who turned looms into automobiles.Kirk KerkorianBusinessman and investor who bought 40% of MGM in 1969 and reshaped the studio.Kōnosuke MatsushitaFounder of Panasonic; known as the 'God of Management'.
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