Andrew Carnegie sold Carnegie Steel to J.P. Morgan in 1901 for the equivalent of $13.5 billion in today’s money — according to the Carnegie UK Trust.
But his business blossomed from the connections he first made as an 18-year-old Scottish immigrant working as a superintendent for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Since then, railroads have been intimately connected with industry and commerce in many western nations — so providing the services that helps them run smoothly can be lucrative.
If you want to start an enterprise that’s on track for success, here are three ways your business can connect with railways.