Entrepreneurial epic

Author: (American) D. M. McDonald, translated by Lin Hua
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: The creator of passion like fire, a thrilling and dreamlike career!'s legendary story truly reflects the conflicts between reformers and anti-reformers, as well as between new entrepreneurs and investors at that time. During the glorious years of his founding General Motors, his fierce and pivotal struggles with bankers were filled with epic colors. relied on only a few major financial powers to support his funding needs for expansion and confronted those he underestimated or even refused to cooperate with. In an adventurous move to secure GM shares, he was ultimately forced to sell his equity and step down from the throne of the General Motors empire. Opening the biography of the legendary figures of the early 20th century, a group of admirable automotive pioneers come to life—Henry Ford, David Buick, Charles Nash, Albert Champion, Louis Chevrolet, and Alfred Sloan. On Wall Street, J. P. Morgan rejected's loan application, but Pierre DuPont decided to invest in his expansion plan. Tracing the life trajectory of one person and his era, this book is a panoramic biography that showcases's great victories and tragic failures, filled with thrilling and captivating narratives. This book recreates the rollercoaster of the early 20th-century American automotive industry's entrepreneurial battle, chronicling the brilliant yet tumultuous life of, the founder of General Motors, and the historical tapestry of many famous automotive pioneers of his time, such as Ford, Buick, and Sloan, who both cooperated and competed with each other.