Eddie Antar's life story unfolds as a captivating blend of ambition and deception, showcasing the rise and fall of his electronics empire, Crazy Eddie. Known for his outrageous advertising and blue-collar charm, Antar became a notorious figure in the 1970s and '80s, ultimately orchestrating one of the largest frauds in U.S. history. Despite his criminal legacy, former employees remember him fondly, and his saga is now a case study in business schools. Investigative journalist Gary Weiss delves into this iconic tale, revealing how it encapsulates the spirit of an era.
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This author delves into the hidden struggles for America's soul through the lens of journalism and authorship. His work investigates the profound societal and economic forces shaping the nation. Through investigative reporting, he uncovers the tensions between individual ambition and societal structures. His writing challenges readers to reflect on the foundational principles influencing American society.





- 2022
- 2013
AYN RAND NATION
- 316 pages
- 12 hours of reading
Ayn Rand's philosophy, characterized by unfettered capitalism, minimal government intervention, and a celebration of selfishness, remains highly relevant thirty years after her death. The book explores her controversial ideas, which challenge conventional morality and advocate for a system that prioritizes individualism and economic freedom over social welfare.
- 2004
Born to Steal
- 448 pages
- 16 hours of reading
Now in paperback--the true story of Staten Island-bad boy Louis Pasciuto's meteoric rise to the top of Wall Street's chop houses by the award-winning journalist who broke it. Includes an 8-page photo insert and a new Afterword .
- 1987
The Small Investor's Guide to Making Money in Canadian Real Estate
- 187 pages
- 7 hours of reading