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August 10, 2009
Exit the Czar

Steve Rattner, the journalist turned banker turned Car Czar, steered his way to the pinnacle of the New York–Washington elite, the most effectively ambitious player of his generation. Then, just as he reached the top, he lost control.

August 3, 2009
The Answer Men

McKinsey & Co. are supposed to know it all.

August 3, 2009
Tenacious G

Inside Goldman Sachs, America’s most successful, cynical, envied, despised, and (in its view, anyway) misunderstood engine of capitalism.

July 20, 2009
The Legacy

Guilty of a shocking crime against his own brother-in-law, real-estate mogul Charles Kushner has been cast out of power. So his son Jared, the 28-year-old Observer owner, has to carry the ambition for the both of them.

July 13, 2009
Poor Ruth

Why does Bernie’s better half inspire such vitriol?

June 29, 2009
Two for the Money

Katherine Farley, just named chairwoman of Lincoln Center, is the wife of Jerry Speyer, chairman of MoMA. How much philanthropy can one couple handle— even with a net worth of $1.5 billion?

June 15, 2009
Thank Bernanke

More than Obama, more than Geithner, more than anyone, it is the once-maligned Federal Reserve chairman who has saved us from the second Great Depression.

June 2, 2009
The World Will Adjust

Amar Bhide is a professor at Columbia Business School and the author of The Venturesome Economy.

June 2, 2009
China Is the New King

Stephanie Pomboy is an economic forecaster who took her own medicine.

June 2, 2009
Detroit Looks Like a Steal

James Grant, who publishes the excellent newsletter Grant's Interest Rate Observer, is one reason to believe Wall Street has a brain.

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