German chemist and industrialist Duisberg, as chairman of the board of directors of Farbenfabrik Bayer (dye company), initiated the merger of the largest German chemical enterprises. He set an example for many chemical factory establishments at the beginning of the century in building housing for their employees.
Former Twitter executive Esther Crawford, who worked hard for Elon Musk and slept on the floor of X's office, now works for Mark Zuckerberg at rival company Meta. Before her firing, Crawford went viral for embracing Musk's tough work culture.
Swiss entrepreneur and corporate consultant Hayek took his country's watch industry out of the crisis of the 70s and 80s and brought it back to its international peak.
German industrialist Haub turned the Tengelmann Group into one of the largest multi-branch store chains (center of gravity on food) in the world. At the time of his death in March 2018, his net worth was estimated at US$6.4 billion.
Karl Erivan Haub, the owner of the 'Tengellman' company, one of Germany's richest businessmen, disappeared in the Alps in 2018, where he went for a ski trip. The businessman, who has not been heard from since April 7, 2018, was considered dead by court decision.
French-Israeli businessman born in Casablanca in 1963. He is the richest person in Israel and the owner of the telecom giant Altice. Drahi, the 71st richest person in the world, has a Syrian wife and 4 children. His main profession is engineering.
Starting from a small grocery store in a remote town in Scotland in 1820, Johnnie Walker is a brand that has grown stronger from generation to generation and turned into a whiskey legend...
Johns Hopkins University states that the founder of the school, Johns Hopkins, was not an abolitionist as is known to this day; He revealed that he had a slave-owning past.
Mark Mobius, Founder of Mobius Capital, earned the nickname 'Money Wizard' with his successful investment moves in developing countries. For a quarter of a century, Mark Mobius' name has been associated with investments in developing countries.
Sahil Gaba was about to graduate with a master's degree in mechanical engineering when he fell under the spell of computer science. And see how one CV changed his life:
