The Greatest Entrepreneur of all Times?

[Boseda]

I really like old entrepreneurs like Henry Ford, Andrew Carnegie and JP Morgan. They were restless, had big dreams and were capable to work very hard with limited resources at their disposal.

For the modern ones, I admire the ones who created Whats App and then sold it to facebook because those guys made tons of cash in a very short period of time.
Who is your favorite one?

[Last of the V8s]

Rothschilds , Mircea Popescu , TradeFortress

[shelly154]

Bill Gates    Steve Jobs 

[aiq]

Elon Musk

[3la9l_kolbaCa]

Henry Ford. the one and only greatest entrepreneur in the whole world. you can research the profile of him in the google.

[shelly154]

Walt Disney. ...
Bill Gates. ...
Steve Jobs

[scribbles]

Just keep this far away from shenanigans like Zuckerberg or jobs please. unless you have a different definition of Entrepreneur.

Zuckerberg didn't invent, he stole. So did Gates. So did Jobs.

The real great people are people like Pasteur or Tesla (not bloody Edison!).

[BureauChef]

Warren Buffet, Bill Gates (also very acrive on social campaigns) and Jef Bezos (amazon!) for the ones came my mind.

[PranDoW]

Bill Gates, Elon Musk

[coolstory]

Bill Gates, Elon Musk

The lists are so classical but I was gonna write a young person! That was Elon Musk!

[gamerfan]

I'd say Ingvar Kamprad

[Triffin]

Purely based on extent of wealth created ..

J. D. Rockefeller Sr. ( Standard Oil )
Jeff Bezos  ( Amazon )

Triff ..

[clearclear]

I really like Warren Buffet's approach to investing. Just buy what you know - would have payed off for my a lot in the past - but I was just too dumb 

[Proximity Scan]

I really like Warren Buffet's approach to investing. Just buy what you know - would have payed off for my a lot in the past - but I was just too dumb 

I'm with you about him, but he's been living from the very early stages of the industrlization.

[dondexter]

Some of my favorites are Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk, Larry Page, Sergey Brin and Bill Gates.

And also plus a few more from Undercover Boss

[TrueCryptonaire]

The story how the Rothschild family got the merit to become as rich as they are is really inspiring if you ask me.
If you are interested, you can google-search for it. For one particular good deed basically everything they touched turned into gold.
The moral of the story in my opinion is that it is quite small things that make the big changes in our lives.

[Wal amien]

Walt disney

[daronch]

I'd say Steve Jobs. The way he built Apple into one of the largest companies and had the foresight in creating some of the iconic products like the iphone set him apart from the rest of the entrepreneurs in my opinion.

[kraterion]

Definetely Steve Jobs

[IamHigh]

Jeff Bezos and Larry Page are the ones that I like in US.