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Steve Fishman

June 8, 2009
Si Newhouse’s Dream Factory

Condé Nast’s own stars compare their glossy empire to the MGM of Old Hollywood. But no one would wish it the same fate.

March 2, 2009
The Monster Mensch

What made Bernie Madoff, a man who helped revolutionize Wall Street and built a completely legal billion-dollar business, perpetrate the greatest fraud in history? And what led Ezra Merkin, born to immense privilege, to enable him?

January 19, 2009 | Intelligencer
Olmert’s ‘Briber’ Investigated in U.S.

L.I. macher in hot water?

December 8, 2008
Burning Down His House

Is Lehman CEO Dick Fuld the true villain in the collapse of Wall Street, or is he being sacrificed for the sins of his peers?

November 10, 2008 | Intelligencer
Remember the Sheriff?

A.G. Eliot Spitzer nearly arrested the subprime crisis.

September 22, 2008 | Features
Morris and Udi: A Story of Unrequited Love

How a Five Towns macher brought down the prime minister of Israel.

April 21, 2008 | The City Politic
All the Governor’s Men

Aides like Darren Dopp would have walked through fire for Eliot Spitzer. And in a sense, Dopp has.

March 10, 2008 | Features
Libet in Love

Her desires were simple: to have a relationship, adopt a child, do something meaningful with her life. So why did things between Johnson & Johnson heiress Libet Johnson and her weight-loss-guru boyfriend get so complicated?

January 21, 2008 | Features
The Liman Identity

Before he was the Bourne director, Doug Liman was the son of a New York legend, the lawyer Arthur Liman, who managed to do good while getting rich. No wonder Liman has sellout issues.

November 19, 2007 | Features
Mrs. Astor's Baby

Eighty-three-year-old Anthony Marshall spends his days trying to convince the courts—and himself—that his mother loved him and felt guilty enough about her failings as a parent to transfer a huge amount of money to him before she died. The courts, at least, don’t seem to buy it.

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