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- The ups and downs, the schemes and scams, the IPOs and hostile takeovers, the egos, the brilliance, the greed and the glory-this is the story of Wall Street, told by the men and women who made it happen.
- About the Author: Eric J. Weiner is a financial journalist and former Wall Street reporter for Dow Jones Newswires.
- 544 Pages
- Business + Money Management, Economic History
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About the Book
The rise and fall--and rise and fall--of modern Wall Street is told by the tycoons and crooks who made it all happen.Book Synopsis
The ups and downs, the schemes and scams, the IPOs and hostile takeovers, the egos, the brilliance, the greed and the glory-this is the story of Wall Street, told by the men and women who made it happen. Once upon a time, Wall Street was just a footpath near the southern tip of Manhattan Island. Today it is the center of the financial world, the pivot point on which economies turn, companies rise and fall, and daring men and women go from rags to unbelievable riches, and sometimes back again. Along the way, Wall Street also has transformed itself and society, growing from an exclusive gentlemen's club to the place that millions of people now trust with their financial futures. Never has it been more important to understand how modern Wall Street truly works. And never before has the story of modern Wall Street been told by those who were there, personally, in their own words, uncensored, unfiltered, unbound. Now, in What Goes Up, acclaimed financial journalist Eric J. Weiner gives us the unvarnished, first-person truth in a riveting story based on hundreds of interviews with Wall Street insiders that captures the booms and busts of the past half century in America's financial capital in gripping detail. From Warren Buffett to Michael Milken, Sandy Weill to Henry Kravis, Peter Lynch to Alan Greenspan, from the birth of the mutual fund to the Internet bubble, from trading scandals to global meltdowns, from the rise of tycoons to the fall of giants. What Goes Up is a remarkable weaving together of larger-than-life characters and insider accounts. Eric J. Weiner has spoken to just about everybody-from CEOs to the barber in the basement of the stock exchange. For anyone who wants to understand how Wall Street became what it is, who wants to know how the biggest deals really happened, who wishes they had been a fly on the wall when it all went down, this is the book.About the Author
Eric J. Weiner is a financial journalist and former Wall Street reporter for Dow Jones Newswires. His stories have appeared in countless publications, from the Wall Street Journal to the Village Voice. He lives in Great Barrington, MA., with his wife, Paige.Dimensions (Overall): 8.22 Inches (H) x 5.56 Inches (W) x 1.43 Inches (D)
Weight: 1.06 Pounds
Suggested Age: 22 Years and Up
Number of Pages: 544
Genre: Business + Money Management
Sub-Genre: Economic History
Publisher: Back Bay Books
Format: Paperback
Author: Eric J Weiner
Language: English
Street Date: July 20, 2007
TCIN: 85153127
UPC: 9780316066372
Item Number (DPCI): 247-59-4956
Origin: Made in the USA or Imported
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Estimated ship weight: 1.06 pounds
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