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  • Marjorie Scardino

    …first woman to head an FTSE 100 company. (FTSE, which became an independent company, got its name from its origins as a joint venture between the Financial Times [FT] newspaper and the London Stock Exchange.) She swiftly charted new directions by selling peripheral businesses such as Mindscape, a money-losing technology…

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    …first woman to head an FTSE 100 company. (FTSE, which became an independent company, got its name from its origins as a joint venture between the Financial Times [FT] newspaper and the London Stock Exchange.) She swiftly charted new directions by selling peripheral businesses such as Mindscape, a money-losing technology…

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