Chocolate first came to Europe as a trophy from the New World. After the discovery of the Mayan and Aztec civilizations, the European elites prepared chocolate as a beverage. This drink became the drink of princes and patriarchs.
Various news organizations and institutions reveal the richest families in the world from time to time. This list has been compiled from those descriptions.
This Jewish family, who immigrated from Ukraine and came to the United States, moved from Kiev to Chicago in 1881. Pritzker owns Hayat Corporation, a company that sells hotels, tours, and tourism services. Today, the company has a total of 777 hotels in 54 countries.
Since he was the son of a family with many children who were struggling to make ends meet, he had to work without having the opportunity to study. First, he was a barber's apprentice. The wig gathered hair. As a result, he made a great fortune that no industrialist could reach.
Elon Musk, who was accused of manipulating and deceiving investors with a tweet he sent in 2018, had a disagreement with the SEC, which regulates the US stock markets, and then had to go to a compromise.
The incredible success story of French billionaire François-Henri Pinault, the "prince of luxury" who became the head of the company his father founded in 1963: Who is François-Henri Pinault?
A fashion house specializing in leather products, clothing, perfumes and other fashion accessories, Loewe is named after its founder, Enrique Loewe Roessberg. Here are the details about the Spanish luxury fashion house from past to present..
This way, which started with the nickname of a former tennis player, became the first brand that comes to mind when it comes to polo shirts. All the details for those who are curious about the story of Lacoste, one of the biggest brands in the world today...
We have compiled the adventure of Sharp brand, which has been a technology giant from the past to the present and designs and manufactures electronic products for you.
Morris Pearl, President of Patriotic Millionaires, who left his mark on Davos' agenda by calling for more taxes on the rich, said, “We are not Don Quixote, what we are fighting is not a dream; We are fighting a real enemy and we will win.”
