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  • David Koch
    Charles and David Koch
    / Early life and business activities

    …1967 and renamed the company Koch Industries, Inc., in 1968. David joined the company in 1970, later becoming executive vice president. In 1983 Charles and David purchased William’s and Frederick’s interest in Koch Industries for $1.1 billion. Under Charles’s leadership, the company extended its interests into areas far beyond petroleum…

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    …1967 and renamed the company Koch Industries, Inc., in 1968. David joined the company in 1970, later becoming executive vice president. In 1983 Charles and David purchased William’s and Frederick’s interest in Koch Industries for $1.1 billion. Under Charles’s leadership, the company extended its interests into areas far beyond petroleum…

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