Edward S. Lampert

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Edward S. Lampert, the chief executive officer (CEO) of ESL Investments, was the highest-paid hedge-fund manager in 2004, becoming the first to take more than $1 billion in a single year. He became a multimillionaire in his early 20s, and by his late 20s, he co-owned the Texas Rangers baseball team with George W. Bush, the future governor of Texas and president of the US.

Executive changes & profiles, Management investment, open-end, Officials and employees, Mutual fund industry, Mutual fund managers, Lampert, Edward S., ESL Investments Inc.

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Robert Mankoff, cartoonist, cartoon editor of the New Yorker, and founder of the Cartoon Bank

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Robert Mankoff has made a mark for himself as a cartoonist by creating images that give a humorous angle to the business world and other seats of power. Mankoff founded the Cartoon Bank, a website that sells single-panel cartoons by the New Yorker's contracted artists, as well as the reproduction rights to those cartoons.

Cartoonists, Cartoonists and animators, Animators, Mankoff, Robert

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