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Denby's writing has made him one of the country's most sought-after critics, and "Great Books" was a "New York Times" bestseller. Here Denby tells the story not only of his own decline, but of his new friends Sam Waksal, indicted founder of ImClone, and Henry Blodgett, disgraced analyst for Merrill Lynch.
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A critique of American financial and moral decline.
Who is this book for?
American Sucker offers a sharp, insightful look into the financial scandals and personal stories that define America's economic landscape. If you're interested in the human side of corporate downfall, Denby's storytelling draws you into the lives behind the headlines, making complex issues relatable and compelling.
