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Indian-Origin CEOs Outperform US-Born Counterparts

Billionaire Michael Milken's Strategy Yields 50x Returns

Indian-origin CEOs US companies stock returns

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Indian-origin CEOs replacing US-born CEOs in US companies may lead to higher stock returns, according to billionaire Michael Milken's strategy, which yielded 50x returns in 15 years.

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Indian-origin CEOs replacing US-born CEOs in US companies may lead to higher stock returns, according to billionaire Michael Milken's strategy, which yielded 50x returns in 15 years.

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