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Carnegie Steel Company
Carnegie Steel Company was an American steelmaker, the world's largest and most profitable by the 1890s, sold to J. P. Morgan's syndicate in 1901 for $492 million.
Carnelian Energy Capital
Carnelian Energy Capital is a Houston, Texas energy private equity firm founded in 2015 by Tomas Ackerman and Daniel Goodman, with about $4.6 billion in commitments.
CarNext
CarNext was an Amsterdam-based pan-European digital marketplace for used cars, serving both consumers and dealers, carved out from LeasePlan in July 2021 and acquired by Constellation Automotive Group in October 2021.
Carnkie murders
The Carnkie murders were the killings of Lesley Ford and her four children by her husband Lee Ford at their home in Carnkie, near Helston, Cornwall, in 2000.
Carny
Carny, also spelled carnie or carney: informal North American slang for a traveling carnival worker or the carnival itself, first attested 1931; also a distinct British verb meaning to coax, plus the trade's secret cant.
Carol Altamirano
Carol Antonio Altamirano is a Mexican Morena politician who chairs the Finance Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, after four terms as federal deputy and service in Oaxaca.
Carol Alvarado
Carol Alvarado is an American Democratic politician serving in the Texas Senate for District 6 in Harris County, first elected in a 2018 special election.
Carol and Eric Hafner
Carol and Eric Hafner, American mother-and-son perennial candidates who ran for US House and Senate offices in states they never lived in; Eric campaigned for Alaska's House seat in 2024 and 2026 from federal prison.
Carol B. Amon
Carol B. Amon, born Carol Bagley Amon in 1946, is an American judge on the federal district court in Brooklyn, appointed by George H.W. Bush in 1990.
Carol Chomsky
Carol Chomsky names two American scholars: Carol Schatz Chomsky, child-language researcher and wife of Noam Chomsky known for invented-spelling studies, and a University of Minnesota law professor in legal history who retired in 2024.
Carol Corrigan
Carol A. Corrigan (born 1948, Stockton, California) is an associate justice of the California Supreme Court, appointed by Governor Schwarzenegger in December 2005 and confirmed January 2006; former Alameda County prosecutor, trial judge, and First District Court of Appeal justice.
Carol DaRonch
Carol Ann DaRonch (born 1956) is an American who escaped Ted Bundy's 1974 attempted kidnapping at Fashion Place Mall, Murray, Utah, and whose testimony led to his 1976 conviction.
Carol I of Romania
Carol I of Romania (Karl of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen), 1839–1914, first king of Romania; reigned 48 years from his 1866 election, led the army at Plevna 1877, proclaimed the kingdom 1881.
Carol II of Romania
Carol II (Carol al II-lea), king of Romania 1930-1940, Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen. Returned from exile 8 June 1930; instituted the Royal Dictatorship and 1938 Constitution; founded the single-party Front of National Renaissance; abdicated September 1940 in favor of Mihai I.
Carol Lin
Carol Lin, American broadcast journalist, former CNN and ABC News anchor and correspondent, first national TV anchor to report the September 11 attacks at 8:49 a.m. ET; author of the 2025 memoir When News Breaks; distinct from the CityU professor and the actress Carole Lin.
Carol M. Swain
Carol M. Swain is an American political scientist and conservative commentator, formerly tenured at Princeton and Vanderbilt, author of Black Faces, Black Interests, vice-chair of the 1776 Commission, and founder of Be the People.
Carol McCain
Carol McCain, born Carol Shepp, is a former American model and White House staff member known as the first wife of Senator John McCain, whom she married in 1965 and divorced in 1980.
Carol Miller (politician)
Carol Devine Miller (born 1950), Republican U.S. Representative for West Virginia's 1st District since 2019, former West Virginia Delegate and first female Majority Whip, Ways and Means member.
Carol Moseley Braun
Carol Moseley Braun (born 1947) is a Democratic politician from Illinois, the first African American woman U.S. senator (1993-1999), later ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa and a 2004 presidential candidate.
Carol Murphy (New Jersey politician)
Carol Murphy is an American Democratic politician who has represented New Jersey's 7th Legislative District in the General Assembly since 2017, serving as Deputy Speaker.
Carol Suh
Carol Suh is an American biotech investor and Partner at ARCH Venture Partners who co-founded Neumora Therapeutics and Orbital Therapeutics and sat on HI-Bio's board through its 2024 acquisition by Biogen.
Carol Thatcher
Carol Thatcher (born 1953), British journalist, author, and TV personality; twin daughter of Margaret Thatcher. Won I'm a Celebrity 2005; dropped from BBC's The One Show in 2009 over a 'golliwog' remark.
Carola von Braun
Carola Freifrau von Braun (1942 Nakuru – 2026), German FDP politician: Bundestag member 1980–1983, first Frauenbeauftragte of the Berlin Senate 1984–1990, FDP Berlin chair and faction leader 1990–1994, founder of the Überparteiliche Fraueninitiative Berlin.
Carole Delga
Carole Delga, born in 1971, is a French Socialist politician who has led the Regional Council of Occitania since 2016 and was reelected in 2021.
Carole Keeton Strayhorn
Carole Keeton Strayhorn, also Carole Keeton Rylander, was the first woman elected Texas Comptroller and first woman mayor of Austin; she ran for governor as an independent in 2006 as "One Tough Grandma" and died in 2025 at 85.
Carole Middleton
Carole Elizabeth Middleton (née Goldsmith, born 1955) is an English businesswoman and former British Airways flight attendant, mother of Catherine, Princess of Wales, and founder of the party supplies firm Party Pieces, which collapsed in 2023.
Carole Radziwill
Carole Radziwill (born Carole Ann DiFalco), American journalist, author, and Real Housewives of New York City personality; three-Emmy ABC News producer, widow of Anthony Radziwill, author of What Remains, returned to RHONY Season 16 in 2026.
Caroleans
Caroleans (karoliner) were the soldiers of Sweden's reformed army under Charles XI and Charles XII, c. 1680-1718, marked by the 1683 Military Articles, the allotment system, blue-and-yellow uniforms, and the gå på shock tactic, ending at Poltava 1709 and Fredriksten 1718.
Carolina Brochado
Carolina Brochado is a Brazilian-born venture capitalist who is a Partner at EQT, heading EQT Growth US and EQT Ventures from New York, known for leading investments in Vinted, Mambu, Wellhub, and Perk.
Carolina Cosse
Carolina Cosse is a Uruguayan politician of the Frente Amplio who has served as Vice President of Uruguay since 2025, after serving as Intendant of Montevideo and Minister of Industry, Energy and Mining.