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Subcategories


This category has the following 4 subcategories, out of 4 total.



N





  • ► 20th-century American newspaper founders‎ (12 P)





  • ► 20th-century American newspaper publishers (people)‎ (2 C, 130 P)




P




  • ► Ross Perot‎ (15 P)



R




  • ► American railroad executives of the 20th century‎ (184 P)







Pages in category "20th-century American businesspeople"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 3,598 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Ferdinand Abell

  • Jean Aberbach

  • Roy Abernethy

  • Rudolph E. Abel

  • Ewart Abner

  • Debbie Abono

  • Benjamin Abrams

  • Herb Abrams

  • Hiram Abrams

  • Herb Abramson

  • Nasser Abufarha

  • Bo Ackal

  • Barry Ackerley

  • Harry Ackerman

  • Martin S. Ackerman

  • Sarkis Acopian

  • Roy Acuff

  • Clarence H. Adams

  • Gary Adams (golf)

  • Thomas Boylston Adams (1910–1997)

  • Weston Adams

  • Jamar Adcock

  • Anthony Adducci

  • Sheldon Adelson

  • Buddy Adler

  • Polly Adler

  • Robert Adler

  • Franklin Adreon

  • Andre Agassi

  • Charles A. Agemian

  • John Aglialoro

  • Howard F. Ahmanson Sr.

  • Angela Ahrendts

  • Helen Ainsworth

  • Paul Ajlouny

  • James Albaugh

  • Joe Albertson

  • Omar Albertto

  • Robert Aldrich

  • Buzz Aldrin

  • Arthur Alexander (producer)

  • Beatrice Alexander

  • William D. Alexander

  • Joseph J. Allaire

  • William Alland

  • Verna Allee

  • Herbert A. Allen Sr.

  • C.W. Allen

  • Calhoun Allen

  • Clayton Allen

  • H. Joseph Allen

  • Irving Allen

  • Irwin Allen

  • James L. Allen

  • Joseph Hugh Allen

  • Martin Allen (entrepreneur)

  • Paul Allen

  • R. S. Allen

  • Robert Eugene Allen

  • Robert G. Allen

  • William F. Allen (Delaware)

  • William McPherson Allen

  • Curtis Allina

  • Arthur Altschul

  • Frank Altschul

  • Sasha Alyson

  • Walton C. Ament

  • Goli Ameri

  • Cliff Ammons

  • Ruth Leach Amonette

  • Alfred Amoroso

  • Nathan S. Ancell

  • David R. Andelman

  • William Anders

  • Brad Anderson (executive)

  • John Anderson (Cal Scale)

  • Margaret J. Anderson

  • Maxie Anderson

  • Robert Anderson (Hollywood, Florida community leader)

  • Robert Orville Anderson

  • Victor Emanuel Anderson

  • Charles Andes

  • J. Burton Angelle

  • Edmond Angelo

  • Robert Angers

  • Edward Anhalt

  • John Nicholson Anhut

  • Cyrus A. Ansary

  • Rene Anselmo

  • Emile de Antonio

  • Thomas Apple

  • Rand Araskog

  • Garrett Arbelbide

  • Ernest C. Arbuckle

  • Samuel Armacost

  • William Johnston Armfield

  • Andrew Watson Armour III

  • William L. Armstrong

  • C. Michael Armstrong

  • Desi Arnaz

  • Danny Arnold

  • Jack Arnold (director)

  • Susan Arnold

  • Maxwell Arnow

  • David Aronberg

  • Robert Arthur (film producer)

  • Moses Asch

  • Mary Kay Ash

  • Hal Ashby

  • Irving Asher

  • John Ashley (actor)

  • Ted Ashley

  • Wendell J. Ashton

  • Malcolm Ashworth

  • Don Aslett

  • John Jacob Astor VI

  • Ralph Atkin

  • J. Evans Attwell

  • Kevyn Aucoin

  • John H. Auer

  • Stephen Auer

  • Leo August

  • Lonnie O. Aulds

  • Robert Alan Aurthur

  • Howard Austen

  • J. Paul Austin

  • Terry Austin (politician)

  • Thomas E. Autzen

  • Grady Auvil

  • Esther Averill

  • Warren Avis

  • Andrew C. Axtell

  • William Hanes Ayres




B



  • Kroger Babb

  • Cheryl Bachelder

  • Mabel Marks Bacon

  • J. Carter Bacot

  • Ben Bagley

  • Sam Bahour

  • Elizabeth Bailey

  • Ervin G. Bailey

  • Nat Bailey

  • William J. A. Bailey

  • Charlie Baker

  • Jean-Claude Baker

  • Maxine B. Baker

  • Richard A. Baker (businessman)

  • Robert H. B. Baldwin

  • Tom Baldwin (trader)

  • Edward Ball (businessman)

  • Fred Ball

  • Joseph H. Ball

  • Lucille Ball

  • Ian Ballantine

  • Steve Ballmer

  • William Banach

  • Enrico Banducci

  • Somen Banerjee

  • Sanju Bansal

  • Amy Banse

  • Augustus Barber

  • Walter Bareiss

  • Dave Barham

  • Mildred Barker

  • Brenda C. Barnes

  • Chuck Barnes

  • Carol Jenkins Barnett

  • Burton Barr

  • Richard Barr

  • Robert B. Barr

  • Hector Barreto

  • Edward J. Barrett (Illinois politician)

  • Kay B. Barrett

  • Erwin S. Barrie

  • Jack Barry (game show host)

  • Warren E. Barry

  • Wesley Barry

  • Hall Bartlett

  • Richard Bartlett

  • Sy Bartlett

  • Rich Barton

  • Burt Baskin

  • Jack Baskin

  • Jean-Michel Basquiat

  • Fred Bass (businessman)

  • Newton T. Bass

  • Ralph Bass

  • Richard Bass

  • Oscar T. Bassett

  • Robert Bassler

  • Tom Basso

  • Lidia Bastianich

  • Suzanne Bates

  • Ted Bates (executive)

  • James R. Bath

  • William M. Batten

  • J.T. Battenberg

  • William C. Battle

  • Joe Baum

  • Herb Baumeister



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