Business Magnates And Industrialists
20 entries in the Business Magnates And Industrialists compendium.
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Wolfgang PuckAustrian-born chef who brought fine dining to the mainstream.Adnan KhashoggiSaudi arms dealer and intermediary known for extravagant wealth.Adolf DasslerGerman cobbler who founded Adidas and revolutionized sports footwear.Al Waleed bin Talal Al SaudSaudi billionaire investor and founder of Kingdom Holding Company.Alan BondBusinessman who bankrolled the 1983 America's Cup win.Alan SugarAlan Michael Sugar, Baron Sugar (born 24 March 1947), is a British businessman, entrepreneAlfred P. SloanExecutive who built General Motors into a global industrial giant.Aliko DangoteNigerian businessman and Africa's wealthiest individual.Alvah Curtis RoebuckCo-founder of Sears, Roebuck and Company.Amancio OrtegaSpanish founder of Inditex and fast-fashion pioneer.Amadeo GianniniFounder of Bank of America, pioneer of modern banking for the middle class.An WangAn Wang was a Chinese-American computer engineer and inventor who cofounded Wang LaboratorAndrew ForrestAustralian mining magnate and founder of Fortescue.Andrew GroveScottish-American industrialist and philanthropist who dominated the steel industry and gaAnita RoddickFounder of The Body Shop, pioneer of ethical consumerism.Aristotle OnassisAmerican-born Greek businessman and son of Aristotle Onassis.Armand HammerAmerican oil tycoon and Soviet-connected businessman.Asa Griggs CandlerPurchased Coca-Cola recipe for $2300 in 1888; founded Coca-Cola Company in 1892; served asBernard ArnaultHungarian-Canadian founder of Barrick Gold and philanthropist.Bernard KrogerFounder of the Kroger supermarket chain and grocery innovator.
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