Master the habits of Rockefeller: An inevitable choice to add value for rapidly growing companies

Author: Mei. Hanish Yinzhengquan
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Publishing Date: 2002-10-01
Features: When it comes to the "Rockefeller family," it is truly a household name, as they own the largest oil monopoly conglomerate in the United States and the world—the Standard Oil Trust. By the mid-to-late 1970s of this century, its assets were conservatively estimated at $5 billion. Today, American life in every field—political, economic, military, and cultural—is marked by the imprint of the "Rockefeller dynasty," this oil giant. The Rockefeller dynasty has flourished for over a hundred years, spanning three generations. Although each generation has made its own contributions and had its own pillars, it was the founder John D. Rockefeller who truly made the family the oil giant. He established the Standard Oil Trust, which laid the foundation for the immense wealth of the Rockefeller dynasty. The enduring success of Rockefeller's business empire is inseparable from the management principles of the elder Rockefeller.