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H. Wayne Huizenga
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How'd he get so rich? America's most serious serial entrepreneur, the former trash hauler has hauled a $2 billion fortune by building three of the country's biggest companies: Waste Management, Blockbuster, and AutoNation. He is also the owner of the Miami Dolphins.
Learn more about Waste Management (WMX), Blockbuster (BBI), and AutoNation (AN).