J.P. Morgan acquired his wealth primarily through banking and finance. He played a significant role in the consolidation of industries during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, famously financing and reorganizing major corporations like General Electric and U.S. Steel. Additionally, his establishment of J.P. Morgan & Co. allowed him to engage in investment banking, which further solidified his financial empire. His strategic investments and mergers helped him amass significant wealth and influence in American industry.
No. Saxon was acquired by Morgan Stanley which is NOT the same company as JP Morgan Chase.
in the banking business
He donated his money to Sen-parted Research
He made his money by steel banking and railroads
about 44 billion in todays standards
No. Saxon was acquired by Morgan Stanley which is NOT the same company as JP Morgan Chase.
in the banking business
He did to NYPD and sen-parted research
He donated his money to Sen-parted Research
He made his money by steel banking and railroads
thomas Edison
JP Morgan was born into a wealthy family. He financed railroads and helped organize U.S. Steel, General Electric and other major corporations. He made more money by investing other people's money and starting an investment banking firm now known as JP Morgan Chase.
he founded the General Electric company. He also financed the federal steel company.
about 44 billion in todays standards
4.7 Million Dollars
John Pierpoint Morgan
25 Billion