"%22+%22businessman%22&ei;=RjedSfudHIr8lQTEtLSYCA The Michael Eric Dyson Reader].

Troy, Gil. Morning in America.

Dineen, Catherine. Michael Jackson: In His Own Words.Jet.Ebony.

Gale Research International. Contemporary Black Biography: Profiles from the International Black Community''.
To be clear, there are about 500 sources which specify Jackson as a ""businessman"".  (of the Occult) 

Case settled. — 2 
Those cites DO NOT talk about him being a businessman. Most of them don't even use the term in relation to him, and the ones that do, use it in the sense that he has a shrewd business sense and the articles don't discuss him substantially as a businessman. Please provide a few citations that substantively deal with him as a businessman and use the term directly in relation to Jackson. Thanks.   
I'm sorry, your on your own here, nothing seems to satisfy you. — 2 

Childofnight has has to be reverted a 4th time on his article (I just added a dubious tag to the businessman claim despite the strong evidence and consensus against his belief). Given this, and his odd behavior on other articles, I believe it is time to start a user conduct report. — 2 

He blatantly is, per the sources provided above. More info can be provided if necessary, but there is no need. Despite the consensus above, the editor who set up this comment is causing some disruption by asking the FAC director to have the FA statues of this article re examined. — 2 
I suggest taking a good look at the ""sources"" for this claim. If there were any good ones Realist would provide them, but there isn't much other than a few mentions of ""shrewd business dealings"". It's quite a stretch to extrapolate those into him being a businessman. I haven't found a single source that deals substantively with Micahel Jackson as a businessman alhtough he owns some stuff, but maybe someone else can find one? If correcting misleading, inaccurate and undueweight article content is disruption, I am guilty