Carnegie Steel Company (after 1892)

URI: https://gptkb.org/entity/Carnegie_Steel_Company_(after_1892)

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Predicate	Object
gptkbp:instanceOf	gptkb:company
gptkbp:acquiredBy	gptkb:J.P._Morgan
gptkbp:acquisitionYear	1901
gptkbp:countryOfOperation	gptkb:United_States
gptkbp:dissolved	1901
gptkbp:foundedBy	gptkb:Andrew_Carnegie
gptkbp:foundedYear	1892
gptkbp:headquartersLocation	gptkb:Pittsburgh,_Pennsylvania
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label	Carnegie Steel Company (after 1892)
gptkbp:industry	gptkb:steel
gptkbp:keyPerson	gptkb:Andrew_Carnegie gptkb:Charles_M._Schwab gptkb:Henry_Clay_Frick
gptkbp:notableAchievement	largest steel producer in the United States (late 19th century) helped fuel U.S. industrialization major supplier for railroads pioneered use of Bessemer process in the U.S.
gptkbp:notableEvent	gptkb:Homestead_Strike labor disputes rapid expansion in the 1890s sale to U.S. Steel for $480 million (1901)
gptkbp:notableInstitution	gptkb:Duquesne_Works gptkb:Edgar_Thomson_Steel_Works gptkb:Homestead_Steel_Works gptkb:Braddock_Works
gptkbp:numberOfEmployees	about 20,000 (at peak)
gptkbp:predecessor	gptkb:Edgar_Thomson_Steel_Works gptkb:Carnegie,_Phipps_&_Company
gptkbp:product	iron steel rails structural steel
gptkbp:successor	gptkb:U.S._Steel
gptkbp:主要株主	gptkb:Andrew_Carnegie gptkb:John_Walker gptkb:David_A._Stewart gptkb:Charles_M._Schwab gptkb:Henry_Phipps_Jr. gptkb:Thomas_Morrison_Carnegie gptkb:Frick_family gptkb:William_Coleman gptkb:Henry_Oliver gptkb:John_D._Rockefeller_(minority_interest) gptkb:John_G._A._Leishman gptkb:William_P._Snyder
gptkbp:bfsParent	gptkb:Carnegie_Brothers_&_Company
gptkbp:bfsLayer	6