Business is great, until somebody blows it. This is a newsletter about the biggest missteps in business – from ethical lapses to gross miscalculations – by a long-time financial journalist who has seen it all.
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Al Lewis has written for The Wall Street Journal, Dow Jones, CNBC, Houston Chronicle, Denver Post, Rocky Mountain News, and until recently, The Messenger – one of the biggest blunders in digital media history.
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