THE ECONOMIST: Remembering Evelyn de Rothschild, chairman of The Economist for 17 years

Evelyn de Rothschild
Jun 18
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It was an 11-minute walk down Ebury Street from Santini’s restaurant in Belgravia to William Curley’s chocolate shop, then in Pimlico. At Santini’s, Evelyn de Rothschild plus guest would be greeted as heroes: because all staff knew you would eat heroically. But at Curley’s you were greeted as owners—because Evelyn was the backer and prime owner of the business. Along with flat racing, chocolate was his passion.

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