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Wal-Mart employs more than 2 million people around the world. McDonald's sells more hamburgers than any other fast-food franchise. Ford revolutionized modern manufacturing. These companies are known worldwide as successful businesses. But what about the people who built them? ``Biography on CNBC'' offers a look into the lives of some captains of industry, such as Sam Walton, Ray Kroc, Henry Ford and more.
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