Paul Ingrassia

Contributing Editor, Portfolio magazine

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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

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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.

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