Here's the story of how the country's largest bank got to where it is today.
Biographer of J.P. Morgan Jean Strouse, longtime bank analyst Mike Mayo and CNBC banking reporter Hugh Son help tell the story. You’ll learn about how Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton are part of the bank’s history, along with the first ATM, and the company’s position moving forward into the future of digital banking.
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Lord Alan Sugar is best known for his long tenure as host of the BBC’s hugely successful show The Apprentice.
His qualifications to sit across from hopeful candidates in the boardroom have been built up through years of diverse business experience from heading up an early computing giant (Amstrad) to more recently acquiring a lucrative property empire.
A self-made man with an innate sense of corporate strategy, Sugar rose from humble beginnings in a council flat to being appointed the UK’s Enterprise Tsar through tenacity, savvy and a tell-it-like-it-is attitude.
However, his rise from obscurity to celebrity wasn’t without its setbacks and stumbles. Here is the story of one of Britain’s most influential businessmen.
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