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The time—tomorrow, or the day after. The war between Saudi Arabia and Iran is going badly for the Saudis; they need more and better tanks and they need them quickly. John Haddad, a young Wall Street banker, is chosen by the Saudis to undertake a deal so amazing that, at first he can scarcely believe it himself. For Haddad, commission is to buy out General Motors. And all the Saudis need to make that possible is the income from 18 weeks' oil production... 18 weeks "Petrodollars." Their plan would shake the world... and to make it work they'd use skill, sex, subterfuge, but mostly money! Tanous and Rubinstein, both Wall Street men, have used their experience and inside-knowledge brilliantly to create tomorrow's story today.
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The Petro-Dollar Takeover, Peter J. Tanous, Paul Rubinstein
- Language
- Released
- 1977
- Binding
- (Paperback),
- Book condition
- Very Good
- Price
- €6.49
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- Title
- The Petro-Dollar Takeover
- Subtitle
- The Most Stunning Financial Coup of All Time!
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Peter J. Tanous, Paul Rubinstein
- Publisher
- Arrow Books
- Released
- 1977
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 254
- ISBN10
- 0099151502
- ISBN13
- 9780099151500
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- The time—tomorrow, or the day after. The war between Saudi Arabia and Iran is going badly for the Saudis; they need more and better tanks and they need them quickly. John Haddad, a young Wall Street banker, is chosen by the Saudis to undertake a deal so amazing that, at first he can scarcely believe it himself. For Haddad, commission is to buy out General Motors. And all the Saudis need to make that possible is the income from 18 weeks' oil production... 18 weeks "Petrodollars." Their plan would shake the world... and to make it work they'd use skill, sex, subterfuge, but mostly money! Tanous and Rubinstein, both Wall Street men, have used their experience and inside-knowledge brilliantly to create tomorrow's story today.