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Hence his keen interest in getting advice from real-life chief executives.
ECONOMIST: The new establishment
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Barclaycard's chief executive, Gary Hoffman, defends his company's high interest rates in part because of the need to make good losses from fraud.
ECONOMIST: Fraud
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In 1986, in one of his last crusades as cofounder and chief of the Center for Law in the Public Interest, he played a key role in pushing passage of the whistleblower law, which made it easier to prove wrongdoing and lifted informants' payoff to as much as 30% of the booty.
FORBES: The Enforcer
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Comcast's president and chief executive officer, Brian Roberts, explained his decision by pointing to Disney's lack of interest in merging the two firms.
ECONOMIST: Eisner fights on