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“Body Works, the White Barn Candle Company, and La Senza. Roy Raymond threw himself off San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge in 1993, a decade after Wexner had turned his fledgling business notion into an international empire.”
― Barry Levine, The Spider: Inside the Tangled Web of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell

“1982, Wexner discovered a new type of store—designed somewhat like a Victorian brothel—selling sexy lingerie in a way it had never been sold before. The business, Victoria’s Secret, had been started by a man named Roy Raymond, and when he faced bankruptcy, Wexner bought him out for what has been reported at over one million dollars. Victoria’s Secret was incorporated into the Limited family of companies—an empire that would ultimately include Bath”
― Barry Levine, The Spider: Inside the Tangled Web of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell

“started believing in myself when I embedded faith in God. I didn’t chase miracles; they came my way, and I worked along with them. Miracles are a compendium. Miracles are often disguised as faith and self-belief; it’s when the inner willpower of a human being is blended with the universe’s grace that the cosmos manifests your wish.”
― Himanshu Mehta, Miracle Twins: “If The Secret explains the law, Miracle Twins proves it in real life.”

“was at MACEL that the money trail became difficult to follow despite multiple investigations.”
― Prosenjit Datta, Coffee King: The Swift Rise and Sudden Death of Café Coffee Day Founder V. G. Siddhartha