The "New York Times" bestselling author tells the remarkable story of one of the greatest corporate disasters of the recent boom-and-bust cycle: how America's most widely held stock was swept up in the market mania and then nearly destroyed.
The "New York Times" bestselling author tells the remarkable story of one of the greatest corporate disasters of the recent boom-and-bust cycle: how America's most widely held stock was swept up in the market mania and then nearly destroyed.
Lisa Endlich holds master's degrees from MIT in management and in urban planning, and was a vice president and foreign exchange trader for Goldman Sachs. She was raised in Los Angeles and lives in England with her husband and their three children.
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Contents Preface Chapter One: Looking Back Chapter Two: Early Years Chapter Three: McGinn and Schacht Chapter Four: 1996 Chapter Five: 1997 Chapter Six: 1998 Chapter Seven: 1999 Chapter Eight: 2000 Chapter Nine: 2001 Chapter Ten: 2002-2003 Notes Index
