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Den of thieves by James B. Stewart, JAMES B. STEWART · Booklabria

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Den of thieves

InvestmentsCorrupt practices

Den of thieves

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First published: 1601
Editions: 13 in 2 languages

Synopsis

How four men--Michael Milken, Ivan Boesky, Martin Siegel, Dennis Levine--"nearly destroyed Wall Street ... how they made billions and how they got caught."

Subjects: Investments
Corrupt practices
Criminology
Investment banking
Pratiques déloyales
Marché financier
Set in: United States
États-Unis

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