Palace coup: the inside story of Harry and Leona Helmsley

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Michael Moss, business and real estate reporter for Newsday, recounts in depth the fascinating real estate transactions that garnered the Helmsleys a $1.4 billion fortune that includes a chain of hotels, an entire neighborhood in San Francisco, and an interest in the Empire State Building.

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