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<p>from An Award-winning New York Times Investigative Reporter Comes An Outrageous Story Of Greed, Corruption, And Conspiracy--which Left The Fbi And Justice Department Counting On The Cooperation Of One Man . . .<p>it Was One Of The Fbi's Biggest Secrets: A Senior Executive With America's Most Politically Powerful Corporation, Archer Daniels Midland, Had Become A Confidential Government Witness, Secretly Recording A Vast Criminal Conspiracy Spanning Five Continents. Mark Whitacre, The Promising Golden Boy Of Adm, Had Put His Career And Family At Risk To Wear A Wire And Deceive His Friends And Colleagues. Using Whitacre And A Small Team Of Agents To Tap Into The Secrets At Adm, The Fbi Discovered The Company's Scheme To Steal Millions Of Dollars From Its Own Customers. <p>but As The Fbi And Federal Prosecutors Closed In On Adm, Using Stakeouts, Wiretaps, And Secret Recordings Of Illegal Meetings Around The World, They Suddenly Found That Everything Was Not All That It...</p> <h3>businessweek - Mike France</h3> <p>using Loads Of New Evidence And Indepth Interviews With Players On Every Side Of The Drama, Eichenwald Constructs One Of The Most Compelling Business Narratives Since <i>barbarians At The Gate</i>. </p>