[DOC] [TLE] JEOPARDY! Game - March 18, 2004 [PAR] (9) In the 1970s this Stanford MBA founded what would become one of the 
nation's largest discount brokerages. $1600 - Steve. (15) His novels include "
Beach... [DOC] [TLE] History of The Charles Schwab Corporation  FundingUniverse [PAR] On May 1, 1975, the U.S. Congress deregulated the stock brokerage industry by 
taking ... advice or do research the way larger, established brokers such as 
Merrill Lynch did. ... During his first few years as a discount broker, Schwab had 
to contend with bad ... By 1980 Schwab was by far the largest discounter in the 
country. [DOC] [TLE] Charles R. Schwab - Wikipedia [PAR] Charles Robert Schwab, Jr. (born July 29, 1937) is an American businessman 
and investor and the founder of the Charles Schwab Corporation. He pioneered 
discount sales of Wall Street securities starting in 1975. This company became by 
far the largest discount securities dealer in the ... By 1995 the company was by far 
the largest discount broker, with revenue of... [DOC] [TLE] The genesis of discount brokerage / 1975 SEC deregulation offered ... [PAR] May 1, 2005 ... Today, the company Schwab founded manages roughly $1.1 trillion in client ... 
and Charles R. "Chuck" Schwab became one of the first to embrace ... The rise of 
discount brokerage brought a steady drop in the cost of ... In 1975, Chuck 
Schwab was a 37-year-old Stanford MBA, .... 'This is the biggest crock!': [DOC] [TLE] Charles Schwab - Entrepreneur [PAR] As one of the first brokers to offer low-cost, no-frills trading services, Schwab 
pioneered the ... and transformed a struggling firm into one of the nation's largest 
traders. ... and upon receiving his MBA, was promoted to vice president of the 
company. ... To afford such discounts and still make money, Schwab did away 
with the... [DOC] [TLE] Class Is Seen Dividing Harvard Business School - The New York ... [PAR] Sep 9, 2013 ... Is class a more divisive issue at Harvard Business School than gender? ... and 
Gerald D. Hines, the founder of one of the world's largest real estate firms, among 
many others. ... By the end of this academic year, Section X had become an ... his 
friends at Stanford Business School in the 1970s were veterans. [DOC] [TLE] Keeping America in the Game - Stanford Graduate School of Business [PAR] Beginning in the 1970s, Stanford attracted social science graduate students ... 
existed that they would not be afraid to participate in settings where they ... She 
was one of those participating GSB students in 1985-86. ..... the nation's 
economic woes. ...... sold his insurance brokerage, he was asked to become 
president, an. [DOC] [TLE] Join Us - Stanford Graduate School of Business - Stanford University [PAR] Aug 25, 2002 ... for the next Stanford GSB Alumni Weekend and Reunions .... weather can make 
one appreciate sunshine, but if we slush around in it ..... founders' idealism about 
com- ...... would become a major issue of Clinton's first year, ... tary is the nation's 
largest employer and it ..... early 1970s were exploring several. [DOC] [TLE] Market Masters - Forbes [PAR] Sep 19, 2008 ... Founded Quantum Fund 1969; one of nation's first hedge funds. ... became one 
of nation's biggest home builders supplying parents of ... M.B.A. from Harvard, 
then stints at Odyssey Partners, Bear Stearns. ... In 2005 became convinced U.S. 
economy would soon fail; asked ..... R. Allen Stanford $2.2 billion [DOC] [TLE] Charles Schwab Charles Schwab WALL STREET TRIED TO PUT ... [PAR] September 1, 2003 ... As a boy I thought, Well, I would like to make a difference in 
my life and maybe see if ... I think that's why I became favored among teachers. ... 
And I went on to get my MBA from Stanford in 1961. ... Then, in 1975, the SEC 
changed the laws, allowing firms for the first time to offer discount brokerage fees. [DOC] [TLE] The Billionaires RANKED BY NET WORTH - September 11, 1989

Question: In the 1970s this Stanford MBA founded what would become one of the nation's largest discount brokerages
Answer: Charles Schwab