AFTER MATTHEW KLEIN’S multimillion- dollar dot-com ventures collapsed in the 1990s, he turned to his second love, writing. His new thriller is called “Con Ed,” and it’s a wry novel about con man Kip Largo trying to go legit but forced to pull off one last scam to save his son from the Russian mob.
Largo steals $20 million by convincing an investor that some bogus software for predicting the price of stocks is real. I spoke with Klein, 38, at Bloomberg’s New York office.
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