"For Browder, working for Maxwell was poison for his career. For a while, no other employer wanted to hire him," writes [[Alex Krainer]], who traced Browder's rise in detail in his book ''The Killing of William Browder''. | "For Browder, working for Maxwell was poison for his career. For a while, no other employer wanted to hire him," writes [[Alex Krainer]], who traced Browder's rise in detail in his book ''The Killing of William Browder''. |