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Eddie Lampert Shattered Sears, Sullied His Reputation, and Lost Billions of Dollars. Or Did He?

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Sara Naison-Tarajano developed the Apex group, a small but growing cadre of bankers with outsized influence on how the wealthiest people on Earth invest.

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