Cornelius Vanderbilt was ruthless in his rail road Business.

John D. Rockefeller has to play so many unethical Monopoly tricks in other to be the go-to guy in Oil Business back in the days.

Andrew Carnegie did worse with his steel Business

J.P. Morgan was known for hostile takeover, a term used for forceful acquisition of companies, mostly weak ones.

Bill gates and Microsoft stole from Apple during it's early stage, Steve Jobs cheated his workers out of their stock rights and is known for many brutal business actions.

Mark did it with Eduardo Savarin, the twin and host of others.

Donald Trump doesn't hide it, he proudly cherish the fact that he can best another even though it doesn't seem so ethical.

Back home Dangote, Adenuga, Odetola, Fulorunsho, Abdual Samad etc I'm 100% sure you can get many reasons to point fingers at them. This list could go on and on...

Even many milloniares are not left out of this.

I think it's logical to come to the conclusion that only those willing to do what's necessary no matter what (whether right, ethical, moral or not) stay at the top of the food chain.

If you have seen any wealthy person that have not done something unethical before, please share!

You already have the answer.

We also have many instances in Nigeria.

The likes of Otedola, Mike Adenuga and Aliko Dangote all benifitted from unethical business practies to amass wealth.

No

Yoshy:
Cornelius Vanderbilt was ruthless in his rail road Business.

John D. Rockefeller has to play so many unethical Monopoly tricks in other to be the go-to guy in Oil Business back in the days.

Andrew Carnegie did worse with his steel Business

J.P. Morgan was known for hostile takeover, a term used for forceful acquisition of companies, mostly weak ones.

Bill gates and Microsoft stole from Apple during it's early stage, Steve Jobs cheated his workers out of their stock rights and is known for many brutal business actions.

Mark did it with Eduardo Savarin, the twin and host of others.

Donald Trump doesn't hide it, he proudly cherish the fact that he can best another even though it doesn't seem so ethical.

Back home Dangote, Adenuga, Odetola, Fulorunsho, Abdual Samad etc I'm 100% sure you can get many reasons to point fingers at them. This list could go on and on...

Even many milloniares are not left out of this.

I think it's logical to come to the conclusion that only those willing to do what's necessary no matter what (whether right, ethical, moral or not) stay at the top of the food chain.

If you have seen any wealthy person that have not done something unethical before, please share!

Yup! The stock market investor
and billionaire Warren Buffet of Berkshire Hathaway.