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Howard Lutnick: ‘This feels like a new beginning’ |
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HOWARD LUTNICK, CEO and chairman of eSpeed and Cantor Fitzgerald, has always been a driven man. Now he is working for more than just shareholder value. He has to look after the families of the 657 employees who died in the World Trade Centre attacks. The company is to pay 25% of its profits to these families for the next five years. That money may come from an unexpected source.
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