Michael Lewis
Michael Lewis is a Bloomberg View columnist. He is the author of the best-sellers The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine; The Blind Side: Evolution of a Game; Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game; and Liar's Poker.
After graduating from Princeton University and the London School of Economics, Lewis worked on the bond desk at Salomon Brothers, an experience he recounted in Liar's Poker, his first book. He left the financial world to become a journalist, writing on politics, finance and more for The New Republic, The New York Times Magazine, Slate and other publications. He is currently a contributing editor at Vanity Fair. Lewis is also the author of Home Game: An Accidental Guide to Fatherhood and The New New Thing. He lives in Berkeley, California.
Articles By Michael Lewis
Princeton Brews Trouble for Us 1 Percenters: Michael Lewis
To: The Upper Ones, From: The Strategy Committee, Re: The Alarming Behavior of College Students
Michael Lewis: Advice From the 1%: Lever Up, Drop Out
To: The Upper Ones From: Strategy Committee Re: The Counterrevolution
The Fed Rescue Program Too Bizarre to Be True: Michael Lewis
Last week the Federal Reserve bravely released 894 PDF files containing 29,346 pages that detailed its heroic actions during the financial crisis.
Just Imagine Massive Tokyo Quake, 23 Years Later: Michael Lewis
Back in 1988, I left a job on Wall Street to write for a living. Amazed that magazine editors would pay me to travel anywhere in the world so long as I could convince them there was a story to be told about the place, I began casting around for stories about places I wanted to go. The first place I wanted to go was Japan.
All You Need to Know About Why Things Fell Apart: Michael Lewis
A surprising number of my fellow citizens appear to be unaware of my service these past 18 months as a member of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission.
Proprietary Trading Goes Under Cover: Michael Lewis
A few weeks ago we asked a simple question: Why are the same Wall Street banks that lobbied so hard to dilute the passages in the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul bill banning proprietary trading now jettisoning their proprietary trading groups, without so much as a whimper?
The Mystery of Disappearing Proprietary Traders: Michael Lewis
In the run-up to the vote on the financial overhaul bill, the big Wall Street banks squashed an attempt by Senator Carl Levin to pass a simple ban on any form of proprietary trading.
Hedge-Fund Man Finds Inner Lion in Outer Space: Michael Lewis
To: The Loyal Investors of The Fund
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