The ferry and the steamboat business.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt took advantage of loose regulations to create a railroad empire. Partly from the money he earned in the shipping industry, he was able to make railroading a primary vehicle to add to his fortune. His main competition was from Jay Fisk of New York.
Cornelius Vanderbilt was an American steamship and railroad builder. He was a man of boundless energy, and his acute business sense enabled him to outmaneuver his rivals. He left an estate of almost $100 million.He went on to make his fortune in the steamship business
Newspapers and media is where he made his fortune.
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He lost his by running out of dried goods to sell, so he lost a lot of money.Then he went to go to find another thing that he could own and make another fortune, but when that failed, his seeking for more money brought him to Texas.
Cornelius Vanderbilt took advantage of loose regulations to create a railroad empire. Partly from the money he earned in the shipping industry, he was able to make railroading a primary vehicle to add to his fortune. His main competition was from Jay Fisk of New York.
Cornelius Vanderbilt was an American steamship and railroad builder. He was a man of boundless energy, and his acute business sense enabled him to outmaneuver his rivals. He left an estate of almost $100 million.He went on to make his fortune in the steamship business
He left most of it to his family.
Ira Rennert made his fortune by investing in the junk bonds of failing industrial businesses. He is estimated to be worth approximately 5.2 million dollars.
Yukon Cornelius was a silver prospector.
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Robert Cornelius
Started the Railroad and shipping empires of the Gilded Age.
Andrew Carnegie worked with steel and used the business method of "vertical integration" (in which he took all parts of the steel making process into his own hands to decrease his spending, improve quality of the steel, and monitor work during each step). This isn't really relevant to the question, but if you want to more more enlightened, the method of "horizontal integration" was a creation of John Rockefeller, in which he allied with other companies to eliminate competition. Eventually, J.P. Morgan took over Carnegie's business and founded the United States Steel Corporation. Now, Cornelius Vanderbilt worked with steamboats and railroads, eventually dominating the railroad business. His money went into the founding of Vanderbilt University, in which his name is most remembered. He did, however, replace the iron rail with a much more efficient steel rail. I hope this helped, Megan
Oskar Schindler spent over $1.5 million in bribes to protect his Jewish workers during the Holocaust. He made his fortune from his enamelware and ammunitions businesses.
People make businesses because it is a good way to make money.
No, he made a fortune from oil.