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1901: J.P. Morgan buys Carnegie Steel converting the company into U.S. Steel Corporation.

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Differences:
Bill Gates specializes in the computer industry while Andrew Carnegie specializes in steel and railroads.
Bill Gates was born into an upper-middle class family while Andrew Carnegie was born into a poor family.
Andrew Carnegie grew from investments while Bill Gates dropped out of college and started a business.
Andrew Carnegie didn't treat his workers all that great while there is no report of Bill Gates neglecting his employees.

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Similarities:
They both are big names in the industry.
Both donated a lot of their money to schools and organizations.
Both were named the richest men of their times.
Both worked hard  to reach their goals of prosperity.

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In the closing minutes of the second episode the narrator tells us that Andrew Carnegie prolonged his annual summer hiatus in Scotland after the Homestead Strike turned violent, because he didn’t want to face the political backlash in the US. After the opening credits of the third episode the same narrator comes back on and tells us that Carnegie cut short his stay in Scotland and came home ahead of schedule to deal with the backlash!

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Some of Carnegie's hobbies include reading, home building, and education. Donating over $5 million to The New York Public Libraries in 1901.

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On June 29, 1892, workers belonging to the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers struck the Carnegie Steel Company at Homestead, Pa. to protest a proposed wage cut.

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1835: Carnegie is born
1848: Carnegie emigrates to US
1853: Takes job at The Pennsylvania Railroad
1855: Father, Will Carnegie dies at 51.
1859: Carnegie gets promoted to superintendent of The Pennsylvania Railroad.
1861: Joins the Union Army
1863: Carnegie's annual salary is 42,000
1865: Carnegie retires from the railroad industry.
1867: Carnegie founds the Keystone Telegraph Company.
1872: Travels to England to view Bessemer Steel process.
1889: Carnegie creates the "Gospel of Wealth"
1892: Homestead strike occurs.
1899: Carnegie combines many steel factories into Carnegie Steel.
1901: Carnegie sells out to J.P. Morgan for $480 million.
1911: Carnegie corporation founded, donating and upwards of $125 million.
1919: Andrew Carnegie dies in Lenox, Massachusetts on August 11 at age 83.

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Carnegie didn't necessarily create a new industry he just showed how to run it more effectively than others before him.

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In 1889 Carnegie Steel Corporation was the largest of its kind in the world.

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In his lifetime, Carnegie donated over $350 million to charities.

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The Freedom Iron Company was formed in 1861.

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He created a vertical monopoly in the steel industry by obtaining control over every level in steel production, from raw materials, transportation and manufacturing to distribution and finance. By 1897, he controlled almost the entire steel industry in the United States.

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Acted as a mentor for the young Andrew Carnegie. Instilling in him a great work ethic.

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Carnegie grew up in a lower income household. His dedication and work ethic made him one of the richest men in America.