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| Loretta is a flamboyant, exotic young woman who interprets dreams and tells fortunes for a living. There is a "boulder hanging over our heads," he tells FORTUNE, and it's causing the company to accelerate product introductions and otherwise operate with "breakneck speed. Stewart tells FORTUNE she plans to sell her famous Connecticut home, Turkey Hill. |
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