Michael Lewis

Michael Lewis has published an exclusive essay in the Wall Street Journal telling the story of a lone security guard who resisted DOGE, the cost-cutting effort associated with the second Trump administration. The piece frames the guard as a rare individual who pushed back against the aggressive restructuring of federal agencies. Readers are discussing the article as part of the ongoing debate over DOGE's sweeping cuts and the people who stood in their way.

The New York Times has published a book review of 'Blockers' by Michael Lewis, the bestselling author of 'The Big Short' and 'Moneyball.' The review examines the book's arguments and style, drawing attention from readers of business and narrative nonfiction. Details of the review's conclusions were not provided beyond the headline, but coverage of new work by Lewis typically generates wide interest.

Michael Lewis, the author behind The Big Short and Moneyball, has a new book examining Elon Musk and the government cost-cutting effort known as DOGE. Early coverage describes the book as a roller-coaster read, and attention is focused on how the chronicler of financial folly portrays Musk's push through Washington.

The Investors Exchange (IEX), best known as the venue at the center of Michael Lewis's 'Flash Boys', has launched options trading and filed with US regulators to list options on spot bitcoin ETFs. The move would let investors trade bitcoin-related options on a marketplace known for challenging high-frequency trading practices. Market watchers see it as IEX broadening beyond equities and another sign of mainstream financial adoption of crypto products.