There is so much talk bout culture. But culture isn't made in laboratories or siloed culture hubs. It's made wherever capital flows.

William D. Cohan spent 17 years on Wall Street before writing the definitive chronicles of Bear Stearns and Goldman Sachs. He understands what most cultural critics miss: finance doesn't just fund what gets made, like it or not, it determines it.

Stay tuned for his upcoming interview for The StyleTitle Cohan launching today. In that, he explains how Wall Street's tentacles reach into every company, influencing your life, why we're heading into another period of financial recklessness, and what journalists can't publish when their editors say no.

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