Business is great, until somebody blows it. This is a newsletter about the biggest mistakes in business – from ethical lapses to gross miscalculations – by a long-time financial journalist who has seen it all.
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Pharma Bro Can’t Help Himself
Martin Shkreli went to prison. He was also banned from the pharmaceutical industry for life. Regulators say he keeps coming back for another dose.
“Conscience is the inner voice that warns us somebody may be looking.” – H.L. Mencken
Desperately Seeking Diesel
This Week In Blunders – Oct. 4-10
“A friend of the devil is a friend of mine.” – Grateful Dead.
President Donald Trump is standing outside the Kremlin with an empty gas can.
Since unilaterally starting a war with Iran and faili...
100 Quadrillion Japanese Dogs
Kishu Inu founder Alexander Sisemore allegedly bagged $9 million in a crypto ‘rug pull,’ dumping his secret stash of the meme coins on investors. Will crypto enthusiasts buy anything with a dog on it?
“I can calculate the motions of heaven...
If the Shoe Doesn’t Fit … Nike Can Wear It
This Week In Blunders – Sept. 27-Oct. 3
“This one goes to 11.” – Nigel Tufnel, “This is Spinal Tap.”
The board of directors at Nike decided to put a tech guy in charge of its iconic athletic-shoe business in 2020.
John...
The Fake Andy Warhols
This Week In Blunders – Sept. 20-26
“I like money on the wall.” – Andy Warhol
Miami art dealer Leslie Roberts made millions showing fake Andy Warhols. When it came time for his sentencing Friday, he was a no-show.
Roberts was i...
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Al Lewis has written for The Wall Street Journal, Dow Jones, CNBC, Houston Chronicle, Denver Post, and Rocky Mountain News.
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