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Paul Ingrassia Guest
Paul Ingrassia

Contributing Editor, Portfolio magazine

Contributing editor at Condé Nast's Portfolio magazine; former Detroit Bureau Chief for the Wall Street Journal, where he won the Pulitzer Prize in 1993

FROM Paul Ingrassia

Preserving Wall Street, the Auto Industry and the Income Gap
To the Point

Preserving Wall Street, the Auto Industry and the Income Gap All of Washington decided that Wall Street's investment bankers were "too big to fail," to the tune of $350 billion, and nobody really knows where money has gone.

37 min, 37 sec Dec 22, 2008

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