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Dov Charney

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Take one part brilliant entrepreneur, one part narcissist, add in a smattering of Attention Deficit Disorder and a dash of philanthropy and you get Dov Charney.
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Spunt, Alexandra (2003). "Mr. No Logo" MontrealMirror.com (accessed August 7, 2006)

 
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