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Wall $treet Week with FORTUNE will periodically feature profiles of companies, investors, regions and industries making waves.
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Martin Feldstein
As one of George W. Bush's key advisors on economic policy, he helped design the President's tax cuts. He's working on a plan to overhaul Social Security. Could he be the next Greenspan? |
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Ivan Seidenberg
The CEO of Verizon vows to overpower the cable guys by plowing billions into a '90s-style broadband buildout. But will he really? |
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Google's banker
When search star Google goes public, sculptors will need to get busy on one more bust for Sand Hill Road's Mount Rushmore: Michael Moritz, the wily investor whose previous grand slams include early stakes in Yahoo and PayPal. |
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Diller.com
Is Barry Diller's company the real thing or just another house of cards? |
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Hank Paulson
The CEO of Goldman Sachs is passionate about banking. But he's also obsessed with snakes, tarantulas, and coral reefs. |
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George Soros
He made billions anticipating blowups around the world. Now he sees one for the United States. |
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Conrad Black
Shareholders are beating up Hollinger CEO Conrad Black over his huge, tricky pay packages. He calls them 'governance terrorists.' |
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Brian Roberts
He rules the biggest cable company in the country. Now, with the pending sale of QVC, he's stronger than ever. So what's he going to do with all that power? |
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Sallie Krawcheck
Can she save Citi and earn her $30 million paycheck? Smith Barney's CEO has bet her gilded reputation on remaking the brokerage. |
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Steve Schwarzman
The CEO of Blackstone has built a powerhouse unlike any other. He avoided the blowups of the '90s, and he's finding gold in the market's rubble. |
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Warren Buffett
He's been right about the stock market, rotten accounting, CEO greed, and corporate governance. The rest of us are just catching on. |
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