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Rick Caruso Stays in the L.A. Conversation With Memoir of a Life Spent Building Businesses and Handling Crises
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Rick Caruso has remained one of L.A.’s most prominent political figures, even after bowing out of a second run for mayor this year. Now the shopping center magnate is preparing to unveil a memoir, “Breaking New Ground,” which will offer behind-the-scenes political dealings and le
Rick Caruso has remained one of L.A.’s most prominent political figures, even after bowing out of a second run for mayor this year. Now the shopping center magnate is preparing to unveil a memoir, “Breaking New Ground,” which will offer behind-the-scenes political dealings and lessons from a life spent in the midst of civic crises. […]
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