Jay Gould made himself rich and his enemies furious on Gilded Age Wall Street, acquiring a railroad fortune while gaining a reputation for backstabbing. NY Post photo composite Born in poverty in ...

“My mother kept everything,” Jon’s twin brother, Jay Gould, told The Post ... often mean, takes on the rich and famous. Poor Liz Taylor was described as looking “like a — belly button”!) ...

The character of George Russell in HBO's The Gilded Age is based on the real-life robber baron Jay Gould, who faced challenges in being accepted by high society. The show draws inspiration from ...

I’ve seen enough to realise what can be accomplished by means of riches, and I tell you I’m going to be rich.” Who was Jay Gould and why should we talk about him? The book on him by Greg ...

And Jay Gould, the subject of Greg Steinmetz’s concise ... Gould grasped how they created a financial market big enough to make a trader very rich, yet small enough to be manipulated.

Jason “Jay” Gould (1836-1892) may have been the most astute analyst of stock markets in American history. He was also a brilliant strategist in any scrap over money. For a good example of ...