Business History

It’s the history of business. How did Hitler’s favorite car become synonymous with hippies? What got Thomas Edison tangled up with the electric chair? Did someone murder the guy who invented the movies? Former Planet Money hosts Jacob Goldstein and Robert Smith examine the surprising stories of businesses big and small and find out what you can learn from those who founded them.

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"Time is Money": How Ben Franklin's Sayings Created American Capitalism and Grind Culture

"Time is Money": How Ben Franklin's Sayings Created American Capitalism and Grind Culture

Benjamin Franklin had a full life - he was a scientist, statesman, and a Founding Father. But we're looking at the huge impact he had as a writer of best-selling business books. Franklin first picked ...

3 Kesä 44min

The Founding Father Who Got Rich in the Revolution

The Founding Father Who Got Rich in the Revolution

Two-hundred-and-fifty years ago George Washington was fighting the Revolutionary War against the British, but Robert Morris doing something just as vital. He was raising money for the fighting and buy...

27 Touko 47min

The Dumbest Business Ever... Shipping Melting Ice to Calcutta.

The Dumbest Business Ever... Shipping Melting Ice to Calcutta.

Frederic Tudor could get ice any time he wanted. He lived in chilly Boston and his family had a lake that froze over in the winter. Harvesting ice and storing it was a normal thing in New England in t...

20 Touko 47min

From History Daily: John S. Pemberton Sells the First Glass of Coca-Cola

From History Daily: John S. Pemberton Sells the First Glass of Coca-Cola

Here's a preview of a show we think you'll like, History Daily. Every weekday, Lindsay Graham explores a momentous event that happened 'on this day' in history. Today: American pharmacist John S. Pemb...

15 Touko 15min

The Match Maker Who Nearly Burned Down Wall Street

The Match Maker Who Nearly Burned Down Wall Street

Swedish entrepreneur Ivar Kreuger built a fortune selling matches. He used this money to build a world famous financial empire that bankrolled whole countries. France borrowed from Kreuger. Germany bo...

13 Touko 48min

Did "Neutron" Jack Welch Nuke GE?

Did "Neutron" Jack Welch Nuke GE?

In 1999, Jack Welch was named "Manager of the Century". As CEO of General Electric for 20 years, Welch transformed the conglomerate and made it the biggest company in the world. Nicknamed "Neutron Jac...

6 Touko 53min

The Widow Who Ruled the Champagne World

The Widow Who Ruled the Champagne World

Running a wine business in Napoleonic France wasn't easy. Constant wars meant naval blockades stopped you exporting your wares and invading armies might loot your cellars. But it was even harder for w...

29 Huhti 40min

The Business of Staying Young and Living Forever (with Kara Swisher)

The Business of Staying Young and Living Forever (with Kara Swisher)

Kings and emperors spent fortunes pursuing the secret of eternal youth - but now it's tech billionaires who want to live forever and are funding research into scientific (and not-so-scientific) ways t...

22 Huhti 42min

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