List of Jewish American businesspeople

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This is a list of Jewish American corporate bankers. For other Jewish Americans, see List of Jewish Americans.

Financial services

Cosmetics

Food and retail

Newspapers and publishing

Real estate

Tourism and hotels

Technology

Television, film and video

Notes

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