9/11 Turned Lutnick into a Time-Driven Dealmaker in Trump’s Circle
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POLITICO recounts how the 2001 attacks devastated Cantor Fitzgerald and forced Howard Lutnick to rebuild quickly, prioritizing time and outcomes and ensuring support for the families of the deceased. The experience made him a more aggressive dealmaker, a mindset he says guides his work in President Trump’s administration as he pursues rapid execution of major U.S. initiatives—bringing semiconductor manufacturing home, expanding energy and infrastructure, and rebuilding supply chains—while continuing the firm’s charitable Day contributions.
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