The Man Who Broke the Bank of England
An Inside Look into George Soros’s Questionable Ethics, Philosophical Guidelines, and the Art of Profiting from Instability
The tearoom on Chancery Lane was a haven of quiet opulence, its walls lined with damask and its tables adorned with crisp linen, where the soft clatter of teaspoons against bone china composed a subtle overture. On an autumn afternoon in 1956, George Soros sat opposite Robert Mayer, the air between them thick with the scent of bergamot and unspoken poss…
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