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Liar's Poker: Rising Through the Wreckage on Wall Street

Michael Lewis
 
 

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Years Released 1989-2010
Publisher Penguin USA
Categories Biography  >  Business
Business & Economics  >  Investments & Securities
Business & Economics  >  Corporate & Business History
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What does it take to make it in the high-stress, ethically-questionable world of junk bond selling? Lewis's account of life from his tenure at Salomon Brothers provides a humorous and candid profile of 1980s cutthroat business. LIAR'S POKER airs all the bad laundry of this once powerful brokerage house as it slowly collapses under the weight of its own greed.

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"Most books about business are boring. A great exception [is] LIAR'S POKER, Michael Lewis's funny, knowing depiction of the monstrously giddy frat-guy world of investment banking." - Isaac Gewirtz (New York Times Book Review, 10/31/99)

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