Names like Vanderbilt, Rockefeller, Carnegie and Edison are a veritable roll call of the founding fathers of the Fortune 500, and their stories prove that you can't make a fortune without making a few enemies.
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Carnegie vs. Frick
What started as an indomitable partnership for steel magnate Andrew Carnegie and coal king Henry Clay Frick, ended in violence.
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Rockefeller vs. Scott
John D. Rockefeller, the young new king of kerosene, and Thomas A. Scott, the visionary behind the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, battle for control of America's new oil industry.
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Edison vs. Tesla
In the late 1800's a new life-changing electrical industry emerges with the two greatest minds of the day, Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla, backing opposing positions on how the multi-million dollar industry will transmit power for the next century.
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Hearst vs. Pulitzer
In the late 1890s when William Randolph Hearst challenges the king of newspaper publishing Joseph Pulitzer in a high stakes circulation war they change publishing forever stopping at nothing to gain the upper hand.
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Daly vs. Clark
The lawless territory of 1880's Montana remains up for grabs. Two relentless American Titans, William Clark and Marcus Daly, find themselves in a war to control power over the state and to mine millions in copper ore hidden in the richest hill on earth.
Joe Feldman-Barros
Ned Read
Rob Kerr
Mike Masland
