Ritz was born in the village of Niederwald in Switzerland, the youngest of 13 children of a poor peasant family. The owner of the hotel where he worked said, "You can't be a hotelier" and fired him. But he... The term Ritzy comes from the name of him and his hotels.
Leonard Riggio, who died at the age of 83, made Barnes & Noble the largest bookstore chain in America. Riggio brought a brand new approach to bookstores in his country and later in the world by adding cafes, comfortable armchairs, and tables to the stores.
Google has said goodbye to its “16th employee” Susan Wojcicki, who succumbed to lung cancer at the age of 56. Wojcicki, who played a decisive role in the company’s acquisition of YouTube and later took the video platform to the skies, was considered by some to be “the most important Google employee who is not known at all” and by others “the most important person in the advertising world.”
Italian entrepreneur Benedetti took the Olivetti company to the top of Europe's computer and office equipment market and subsequently built a financial and economic empire with annual turnover reaching double-digit billions.
American businessman Getty proved his extraordinary business talent in the oil industry. Despite his competition with very large oil companies, he set out to become a billionaire in the Oil Company.
The real name of Stanford University is "Leland Jr Stanford University". This name is actually the name of a 15-year-old young man who has stepped into early youth. His father is Leland Stanford and his mother is Jane Stanford.
Where can the story of a transfer wizard begin? From the green field? From the coach's bench? If Juventus is a European giant again, if the football world can meet Pirlo's genius again, he is the reason. Introducing Beppe Marotta.
He is a Turkish businessman and industrialist born in Istanbul in 1937. For a long time, he held senior management positions at Koç Holding, Turkey's first, largest, and richest holding company. He also became related to them by marrying the daughter of the founder of the holding.
Those who know Staveley can be divided into two: those who see her as the savior of Newcastle United and those who think she did everything she could to bring Saudi Arabia to the Premier League and mask the evil face of the brutal regime.
As you can imagine, Anheuser-Busch InBev, the largest manufacturer today, has spent a lot of effort to reach this point. Adolphus Busch and his father-in-law, Eberhard Anheuser, had been operating the St. Louis Brewery since the mid-1800s.
