- - Magnate ending in family business, significant amount's banked
- - Big cheese in business
- - Bigwig in industry.
- - V. I. P. in finance.
- - Bigwig in business
- - magnate not coy after bust-up
- - not coy about being a powerful businessman
- - business magnate not coy, possibly
- - Tiny tips company upon a fat cat
- - Person of great wealth and influence
- - leader that rhymes with a storm
- - yankee concern adopted by heavyweight industrialist
- - business leader not coy demanding reform
- - Capitalist, magnate
- - super-wealthy type
- - Billionaire, perhaps
- - Rich, powerful industrialist
- - Kajillionaire
- - Fitzgerald's "The Last ......"
- - Zillionaire
- - Trump, e.g.
- - Powerful businessperson
- - Gazillionaire
- - Wealthy big shot
- - Wealthy businessman
- - Battling conformity, troubled firm drops top executive
- - Heard Asian firm supported by magnate
- - Elon Musk, e.g
- - Model not coy with fat cat
- - Not coy? (anag)
- - Who's that keeping business after time?
- - Title first used for shoguns
- - Very wealthy businessman
- - Business mogul
- - Literally, "great prince"
- - Baron
- - Bill Gates or Warren Buffett
- - Bill Gates, e.g.
- - Unfinished Fitzgerald novel "The Last ......"
- - Mega-mogul
- - Forbes 400 sort
- - Title a shogun had
- - Fitzgerald character
- - Forbes 400 listee
- - Warren Buffett, e.g
- - Mogul
- - Daddy Warbucks, e.g.
- - Powerful businessman
- - Business VIP
- - Biz bigwig
- - Bigwig
- - Magnate
- - Business magnate
- - Captain of industry
- - Business big shot
- - "The Last ......"
- - Business leader
- - Business bigwig
- - Extremely tricky ruse to secure Oscar for Citizen Kane?
- - Corporate mogul
- - Big businessman
- - magnate inserting firm into tony's organisation
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