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Strippers and Flippers . . . or a New Positive Force Helping to Drive the Economy . . . The untold story of Steve Schwarzman and Blackstone, the financier and his financial powerhouse that avoided the self-destructive tendencies of Wall Street. David Carey and John Morris show how... read more
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- Steve Schwarzman: Add a description of this character.
- Peterson
- James
- Roberts
- David Stockman
- Drexel
- Henry Silverman
- Thomas H. Lee
- Altman
- Gray
- Chinh Chu
- Howard Lipson
- Mossman
- Mark Gallogly
- Schorr
- Carlyle
- Zell
- Schreiber
- Fink
- Cohen
- Milken
- Henry Kravis
- Callahan
- Johnson
- Kincaid
- Transtar
- Hoffman
- Merlin
- Winograd
- Glucksman
- Bret Pearlman
- Mcveigh
- Hilton
- Kaplan
- Herberg
- Icahn
- Wasserstein Pere Ila
- Chase
- Gerresheimer
- Roth
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- Wall Street
- United States
- New York
- Germany
- London
- Europe
- Travelport
- Lehman
- Britain
- California
- Texas
- Chicago
- Shearson
- Washington Mutual
- Park Avenue
- Japan
- Permira
- Amsterdam
- Freescale
- Cadillac Fairview
- China
- France
- America
- Manhattan
- Spain
- Ramada
- Dallas
- Yale
- Edgcomb
- Citigroup
- Middle East
- Canada
- Hong Kong
- Florida
First Sentence edit
More Rumors About His Party Than About His Deals," blared the front-page headline in the New York Times in late January 2007.
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- David Carey (Author)
- John E. Morris (Author)
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Publication Date: 2010
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- Dewey: 338.83
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