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Encyclopedia > Charles Schwab

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Charles Michael Schwab was born in Williamsburg, PA in 1862.
While Schwab worked at Carnegie Steel from 1897-1903 he was known by Andrew Carnegie's steelworks as their, "bright young man." (Steel Profiles, p.1, 1997) Once Schwab became President he had ideas of expansion right from the get go.
Schwab's response to this statement was to offer to pay the man's mortgage if he could get the furnaces running as efficiently as he wanted.
Charles Schwab - Dyslexia Adults Link (572 words)
Schwab is now trying to increase public awareness of dyslexia and provide support for dyslexic children and their families.
Schwab, who runs the foundation with his wife, said he did not realize his condition had a name until his son's dyslexia was diagnosed about 15 years ago.
Schwab said he had known at a very young age that he was falling behind other children.
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