business moguls
Corporate empire builders
Business moguls are powerful figures who control major commercial enterprises or dominate entire industries.
The term suggests vast wealth, influence, and sometimes ruthlessness: media moguls, real estate moguls, tech moguls.
A mogul commands not just a company but an empire.
The business moguls gathered at Davos to discuss the global economy.
- billionairesPeople with vast fortunes
- Andrew CarnegieScottish-American steel magnate
- tycoonsPowerful business leaders
- rags to richesDramatic upward social mobility
- philanthropistsGenerous supporters of good causes
John D. Rockefeller · Oprah Winfrey · Warren Buffett · visionary · ambitious · Bill Gates · Steve Jobs · mergers and acquisitions · hostile takeover · risk-taking · corner office · Henry Ford · industrialists · old money · Richard Branson · private jet · magnates · financiers
- notable peoplepoliticians, artists, leaders, writers, scientists
- tycoonsoil tycoon, tycoons, railroad tycoon, John Rockefeller, magnates
- American IconsAbraham Lincoln, George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Martin Luther King Jr.
business mogulsstreet vendors
Outdoor merchants on sidewalks
sole proprietors · peddlers · microentrepreneurs · bankrupts · paupers
business mogulsthe poor
paupers · common people · blue-collar workers · beggars · nobodies
business mogulsthe proletariat
Wage-earning labor class
workers · laborers · wage slaves · working class · factory workers
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