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Semafor's CEO Editor. Formerly @FT. Writing in a personal (but not too personal) capacity. www.semafor.com/author/andrew-edgecliffe-johnson
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Why the CEO of an elite law firm sees AI driving more deals Original

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By Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson Verified
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The Signal Insight Earlier this month, Hogan Lovells completed what it called the legal industry’s largest-ever merger: a combination with Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft that created a top-five global law firm with 3,000 lawyers and $3.6 billion in annual revenue. The architect of that deal was Hogan Lovells CEO Miguel Zaldivar.
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Ralph Lauren CEO Patrice Louvet on magic, logic, and saying no Original

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By Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson Verified
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Patrice Louvet says Ralph Lauren left about $1 billion in revenue on the table as it pulled back from places where, “frankly, we weren’t proud of being.” When he became CEO in 2017, the company had stretched its brand too far. His challenge was to restore the brand without compromising the creative “magic” that made Ralph Lauren distinctive. After nearly three decades at Procter & Gamble, Louvet came from a world of data, structure and business logic.
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Why Edward Jones thinks AI can defuse a demographic time bomb

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By Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson Verified
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The Signal Interview There were 326,000 Americans working as financial advisers at last count, and at least a third of them are expected to retire in the next decade. Those two numbers add up to a challenge for Penny Pennington, the managing partner of Edward Jones Investments, one of the largest wealth management firms in the US.
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