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Amancio Ortega - Founder Of Zara

Although Ortega has become the richest man in clothing, worth more than even the founder of Nike, Phil knight, there will always be people in the industry who mock Ortega by calling him the "King of copycats".

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Keep Wang Ning Recalls Apple Ceo Cook's Secret Visit: He Didn't Know It Was Cook Until The Moment He Opened The Door

In his view, this was a demo venture for the university. This, however, laid a solid foundation for Keep's rapid development

Joe Tus, CEO of EMC Company

Joe Tus is one of the world's ten most influential network figures in 2004, and the winner of the Morgan Stanley Global Business Leader Award in 2004. History interestingly divides one's career into two parts. In the first half, the man was a lifeguard and also a professional baseball player; In the second half, he devoted himself to the IT industry, rescued Wang An Computer from bankruptcy, and appointed EMC when the Internet foam burst.

Tim Cook CEO of Apple

Tim Cook, born in Alabama on November 1, 1960, is the CEO of Apple and the Chairman of the Advisory Committee of the School of Economics and Management of Tsinghua University.

Jimmy Donnell, founder of Wikipedia

Jimmy Donald Wales is one of the founders of Wikipedia. He is now the honorary chairman of the council of the Wikimedia Foundation and owns a for-profit company called Wikia (which has no direct relationship with Wikipedia). In May 2006, Wales was selected by Time magazine as one of the 100 most influential people.

Larry Page, one of the founders of Google

Larry Page (March 26, 1973), one of the founders of the search engine Google, is now the product CEO of Google. On Forbes' 2007 list of the richest Americans, Page and Sergey Brin ranked fifth, with total assets of US $18.5 billion.

Ippei Hara, The God Of Japanese Life Insurance Salesmanship

Ippei Hara has spent his life writing about the skills that make a great salesman, a good salesman.

Queen Of Skincare - Estee Lauder

Estee Lauder, like many business leaders, has done its share of bad deeds

Paul Otellini, former CEO of Intel

Paul Otellini (1950.10.12-2017.10.2), male, was born in San Francisco, USA. He is the president and CEO of Intel, the world's largest semiconductor chip manufacturer. He officially joined Intel in 1974 and became the fifth CEO of Intel in 2005. On November 19, 2012, Intel announced that its president and CEO Paul Otellini had decided to retire at the company's annual general meeting in May 2013, when he would resign from his managerial position and directorship. On October 2, 2017, Intel announced that former CEO Paul Otellini died in his sleep at the age of 66.

Tadao Yoshida, The King Of Zips In Japan

Soon after the war, all products were extremely popular in the recovering Japanese market, but by chance, Yoshida knew that hand-made zips were lagging far behind the international market, so he strongly advocated that his colleagues in the zip association jointly finance the purchase of a state-of-the-art production line.

Founder Of Motorola - Paul Galvin

Paul Galvin was the founder of the famous American radio company, Motorola Inc.

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