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The Fall of the Man From Mango

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The Fall of the Man From Mango

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Photo-Illustration: The Cut; Photos: Alamy, Google Maps This article was featured in New York’s One Great Story newsletter. Sign up here. One afternoon in March 2024, Spanish society gathered at a prestigious Barcelona business school to celebrate Isak Andic, an unassuming Turkish-born entrepreneur who used to sell embroidered blouses in a Barcelona market stand and went on to found the affordable fashion brand Mango, becoming a billionaire in the process, the fifth-richest man in Spain.
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A Student of Power | Rachel Donadio

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| Soundings from The New York Review
The Italian writer Curzio Malaparte was one of the twentieth century’s great intellectual shape-shifters: a Fascist turned critic of Mussolini turned Maoist sympathizer; a prescient and provocative author of novels, reportage, political analysis, poetry, dramas, and a screenplay; and a gifted frontline reporter.
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