đź”’ Diamonds in the rough: The FT chats to De Beers CEO Al Cook
Al Cook, CEO of De Beers, faces a daunting challenge amid a surge in lab-grown diamonds threatening the traditional allure of natural gems.
Al Cook, CEO of De Beers, faces a daunting challenge amid a surge in lab-grown diamonds threatening the traditional allure of natural gems.
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