THE LAST MILE AND THE FIRST Book 2
Follow the podcast Immersive Business 01 in your app:
Read it:
New York, the Gulf of Mexico, the Kure yard and the Persian Gulf, 1810 to 1982. Four men learned that the hull is not a vehicle but a balance sheet. Cornelius Vanderbilt bought a boat and discovered that the asset was the route. Henry Kaiser, who had never built a ship, built more of them than anyone alive by treating a vessel as a thing to be assembled rather than constructed. Daniel Ludwig took a signed charter to a bank and borrowed against a customer's credit instead of his own. Aristotle Onassis bought six laid-up freighters in a depression and registered his fleet under other countries' flags. None of them made a ship go faster. Each of them changed what a ship was for. Covers Cornelius Vanderbilt, Henry Kaiser, Daniel Ludwig, Aristotle Onassis, Permanente, and National Bulk Carriers.
Listen
Part 01
3:35:03
Part 02
3:34:34
Part 03
3:45:35
Part 04
3:50:48
Books in this series
- THE LAST MILE AND THE FIRST Book 1
4 parts · 16 h 26 min
- THE LAST MILE AND THE FIRST Book 2
4 parts · 14 h 46 min
- THE LAST MILE AND THE FIRST Book 3
4 parts · 15 h 42 min
- THE LAST MILE AND THE FIRST Book 4
4 parts · 15 h 34 min
- THE LAST MILE AND THE FIRST Book 5
4 parts · 14 h 11 min
- THE LAST MILE AND THE FIRST Book 6
4 parts · 13 h 13 min