Cosa è andato storto nel mondo degli affari americano alla fine del XX secolo? Fino alla primavera del 2001, Enron incarnava il trionfo della New Economy. Temuta dai rivali, venerata dagli investitori, Enron apparentemente non poteva sbagliare. I suoi profitti aumentavano ogni anno; il prezzo delle sue azioni aumentava sempre di più; i suoi leader venivano salutati come visionari. Poi una giovane scrittrice di Fortune, Bethany McLean, scrisse un articolo che poneva una semplice domanda: come fa esattamente Enron a fare soldi? Nel giro di un anno Enron stava affrontando l'umiliazione e la bancarotta, la più grande nella storia degli Stati Uniti, che fece perdere agli americani la fiducia in un sistema che premiava i top insider con milioni di dollari, mentre i piccoli investitori perdevano tutto. Fu rivelato che Enron era un'azienda i cui affari erano un'illusione, un'illusione che Wall Street era disposta ad accettare anche se sapeva qual era la verità. Questo libro, completamente aggiornato per la versione tascabile, racconta la straordinaria storia della caduta di Enron.
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Bethany McLean and Peter Elkind are Fortune senior writers. McLean's March 2001 article in Fortune, "Is Enron Overpriced?," was the first in a national publication to openly question the company's dealings. Elkind, an award-winning investigative reporter, has written for The New York Times Magazine and The Washington Post.
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