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    Henry Clay Frick created the H.C. Frick Coke Company which operated thousands of coke ovens, producing 80% of the coke used by Pittsburgh's growing iron and steel industries. He partnered with Andrew Carnegie at Carnegie Steel, helping expand the company. When they later parted ways, Frick received $30 million. His business strategies are still used today and he influenced how workers were expected to behave.

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    Henry Clay Frick created the H.C. Frick Coke Company which operated thousands of coke ovens, producing 80% of the coke used by Pittsburgh's growing iron and steel industries. He partnered with Andrew Carnegie at Carnegie Steel, helping expand the company. When they later parted ways, Frick received $30 million. His business strategies are still used today and he influenced how workers were expected to behave.

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    Henry Clay Frick created the H.C. Frick Coke Company which operated thousands of coke ovens, producing 80% of the coke used by Pittsburgh's growing iron and steel industries. He partnered with Andrew Carnegie at Carnegie Steel, helping expand the company. When they later parted ways, Frick received $30 million. His business strategies are still used today and he influenced how workers were expected to behave.

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    Frick, Henry Clay

    Frick created his


    company H.C. Frick
    Coke Company and
    operated some
    thousand working
    ovens and produce 80%
    of the coke used by
    Pittsburgh burgeoning
    iron and steel
    industries. He made a
    deal with Andrew
    Carnegie and went in as
    almost a partner; He
    did many things to
    further Carnegie steel. When the deal went sour he
    got 3o million dollars. Fricks way of thinking
    business in still used today. He made an impact on
    how workers behaved.

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