It was very profitable; one deal results in a $40,000 purchase price turning into $3,000,000 two years later. Then started to invest in stocks. Carnegie and some of his friends bought land near Pittsburgh and established the J. Edgar Thomson Works the largest steel mill of its time. He expanded and built more steel mills...
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He expanded and built more steel mills. Eventually combining all of them is the Carnegie Steel Company. Andrew Carnegie's character determined his business practices, which were most specifically characterized by kindness, loyalty, and honesty. When making a new business he brought in investors who had either showed him an act of kindness or for whom he had worked for...
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