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7 minutes ago, time said:

You mean the successful businesswoman who took the Ann Summers brand from a seedy sex-shop business to a successful high-street retail chain? 

Well, that's who I meant when I posted her death. ^_^

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1 minute ago, YoungWillz said:

Well, that's who I meant when I posted her death. ^_^

As is immediately apparent from your post ^_^

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Sir Paul Girolami former president of Glaxo, died at the age of 97 on 3/17, according to Wiki information he was responsible for transforming the company into success, being the 2nd largest pharmaceutical company in the world in his presidency, before it was the 25th

https://www.friulioggi.it/pordenone/morto-ex-presidente-glaxo-paul-girolami-figlio-emigrati-fanna-17-marzo-2023/

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Leroy Raffel, who, with his brother Forrest, founded Arby's in 1964, has died aged 96.

 

I always thought Arby was some sort of play on words for Roast Beef, but apparently its short for Raffel Brothers.

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11 minutes ago, time said:

Leroy Raffel, who, with his brother Forrest, founded Arby's in 1964, has died aged 96.

 

I always thought Arby was some sort of play on words for Roast Beef, but apparently its sort for Raffel Brothers.

He don't have the (heart) beats.

 

(My knowledge of Arby's is limited to jokes made on late night talk shows).

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Intel co-founder Gordon Moore dead at 94.

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6 hours ago, tracy said:

Intel co-founder Gordon Moore dead at 94.

His casket has (the founder of) Intel inside.

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Leon Levine, the founder of Family Dollar and a Charlotte staple, has died, his foundation confirmed to Queen City News. He was 85.

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Frank Vetere, a Toronto entrepreneur and the man behind the Frank Vetere's Pizza chain that once boasted 16 restaurants in that city and another three in Ottawa,  has died. He was 96. His daughter blogged about his death a couple of days ago. I had at least one high school class with Linda Vetere. 

 

https://www.blogto.com/eat_drink/2023/04/frank-vetere/

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Hugo Burge, internet entrepreneur and owner of Marchmont House in the Scottish Borders, has died aged 51

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2 hours ago, gcreptile said:

SP Hinduja seems to have died, richest man in the UK?

https://www.devdiscourse.com/article/entertainment/2455096-s-p-hinduja-dies-at-age-of-87

 

Big, if true. DDP pick for msc.

Hinduja Telegraph Obit: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/obituaries/2023/05/17/sp-hinduja-billionaire-obituary-hinduism-millennium-dome/

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Bill Buckle Jr, driving force behind Australian motor company of the same name, developer of the Goggomobil Dart & Buckle sports car has died aged 96.

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Indian businessman Micky Jagtiani, known for being the CEO and Chairman of the Landmark retail stores group, died at 70 years:

https://www.arabianbusiness.com/culture-society/dubais-landmark-group-owner-micky-jagtiani-passes-away-at-age-70

He was inducted into the Forbes billionaire list in 2008 and was the sixteenth richest man in India at that time.

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Businessman, founder and executive chairman of the Lasco Group of Companies, Lascelles Chin has died.

Chin died last night in Florida, United States surrounded by family. He was 86.

Chin founded Lasco Distributors Ltd in 1988.

He was awarded the nation’s 4th highest civilian honour, the Order of Jamaica, in 2001.

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Harvey Pitt, the chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission from 2001 to 2003, has died. He was 78. Pitt resigned and left the agency again in 2003, under fire over his appointment of a former FBI chief embroiled in an accounting scandal.

 

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/former-sec-chair-harvey-pitt-dies-bloomberg-law-2023-05-31/

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