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NEWS ABOUT: Ronald Lauder

Ronald Lauder stories: 4 news summaries
OPINION

Forget Term Limits: NYC Needs Mike

Bloomberg essential with Wall Street in
crisis: Lauder

Oct 2, 08 1:27 PM CDT
(Newser) - Term limits have been great for New York City, but it’s time to make an exception, billionaire philanthropist Ronald Lauder writes in the Times. Lauder believes Michael Bloomberg is the man to steer New York through the current economic disaster, preventing a repeat of the 1970s crisis that ruined... More »

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New York City • Michael Bloomberg • mayor • Ronald Lauder • term limits • financial crisis

 Lauder Gives Whitney
 Museum $131M 

Massive donation requires Whitney to stay in landmark building

Mar 19, 08 11:52 AM CDT
(Newser) - New York's Whitney Museum announced yesterday that its chairman, the cosmetics executive Leonard Lauder, would donate $131 million to boost the institution's endowment. The gift is a transformational sum for the museum, which is devoted to American modern art, and one of the largest donations ever made to a museum... More »

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art • Ronald Lauder • Whitney Museum • Leonard Lauder • Lauder family philanthropies

Changes in Lauder Dynasty Hardly Cosmetic

Incoming prez and CEO-apparent is first from outside family

Feb 27, 08 2:16 PM CST
(Newser) - Estée Lauder might be a massive, publicly owned company, but it’s also a family business, tightly controlled by the Lauder clan—until now. On Monday, it will welcome new president Fabrizio Freda, who will likely eventually replace CEO William Lauder—and become the first outsider to run the... More »

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Proctor • CEO • family • Ronald Lauder • Estee Lauder • University of Pennsylvania • cosmetics • Whitney Museum • William Lauder • Fabrizio Freda • Leonard Lauder • Lauder family philanthropies • Fred Langhammer • New York Museum of Modern Art • Aerin Lauder • Federated Department Stores Inc. • Jane Lauder

Death Camps May Charge Admission

Dachau, other German sites say they're running out of cash to support programs

May 31, 07 5:53 AM CDT
(Newser) - Nazi concentration camps need to start charging visitors an entrance fee, those who run them say; subsidies from the German government aren't adequate for upkeep and tour guides for millions of pilgrims who visit every year. The proposal has prompted outrage from German Jews, the London Times reports.  More »

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Germany • Holocaust • Jews • museum • Dachau • concentration camp • Nazi • Auschwitz • Ronald Lauder • ticket

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