Michael Lewis on The Undoing Project

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Michael Lewis on The Undoing Project

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Mar 10, 2017

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Facebook signs a deal to stream soccer. Vail Resorts heats up. And Bojangles' stumbles. Plus, best-selling author Michael Lewis talks about his new book, The Undoing Project: A Friendship that Changed Our Minds.

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Mar 10, 2017

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