This publisher is trying to wipe 'all trace' of Mashinsky's book online, but it's hard
A slated financial literacy book by Alex Mashinsky has already been canceled but the book’s publisher is still trying to wipe all traces of it from the internet.
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A slated financial literacy book by Alex Mashinsky has already been canceled but the book’s publisher is still trying to wipe all traces of it from the internet.
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