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Traub retired from Bloomingdale's in 1991 and a year later started his own consulting business, which counted such clients as Ralph Lauren, Jones Apparel Group, Saks Fifth Avenue and Al Tayer, a privately held company based in Dubai. Working with Al Tayer, Traub was involved in helping Bloomingdale's open its first store in Dubai in 2009. Underscoring his remarkable steadfastness even while battling his illness, Traub showed up to work as recently as 10 days ago, according to Singer. "He just loved what he did. He loved his business and his clients," Singer said. Traub is survived by his wife of 64 years, and three children, Andrew, James and Margaret.
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