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Sirio Maccioni
The founder of the restaurant Le Cirque explains a business that is all about the food, the splendor, the people, and, just possibly, the New York Times. Continue
Geraldine Laybourne
After the sale of Oxygen Media to NBC Universal, its co-founder gets to catch her breath and offer a fresh look at the fast-changing worlds of cable television and the internet. Continue
Ed Rollins
The strategist of the 1984 Reagan landslide has made a comeback with Mike Huckabee. Always willing to speak his mind— at times to his detriment—he talks about the business of campaigns. Continue
Andrew Wylie
The literary agent who has rewritten several chapters of the book publishing business stands up for his writers, elitism, and Amazon.com (but not the Kindle). Continue
Alan Patricof
At 73, the VC pioneer hasn't slowed down, investing in new media and fundraising for Clinton. Continue
Ian Schrager
No second acts in America? The hotel maverick has had more than his share. Continue
Elie Tahari
Elie Tahari knows what women want—in clothes. What does Tahari want? Continue
Donny Deutsch
The adman and CNBC host has plenty to say about Ann Coulter, advertising, the battle with Fox Business Network, and what motivates him—not to mention a crazy little thing called love. Continue
Lynn Forester de Rothschild
The American entrepreneur—and friend of the Clintons and the Blairs—talks about India, telecom, Conrad Black, and her marriage to Sir Evelyn Rothschild. Continue
Barry Diller
The internet mogul speaks his mind on videogames, newspapers, and his own style of management. Continue
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