
LeBow's career is worthy of a book. Back in the 1960s he started a computer company, which designed and installed data systems for the Pentagon. He sold out in 1971 to move into the high-tension life of a fulltime investor/trader, becoming heavily involved in the cigarette industry. This led to some controversy, as the was the first "tobacco man" to break ranks and acknowledge the harmful effects of smoking.
Perhaps he will bring the same fresh breath of revolutionary thinking to the bookselling trade.
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