Banker to the Poor
$8.95Muhammad Yunus recounts founding micro-lending, empowering the poor, and revolutionizing global poverty alleviation efforts.
Creating a World Without Poverty
$8.95Muhammad Yunus presents his vision for social business as a transformative solution to global poverty and inequality.
Londongrad
$2.50“Londongrad” explores the rise of Russian oligarchs in the UK. It details their immense wealth and influence, highlighting property acquisitions and business ventures. The book reveals how political connections and corruption shaped their power. Authors Mark Hollingsworth and Stewart Lansley provide a compelling narrative about money, politics, and the impact on London.
Madoff
$2.19Erin Arvedlund’s “Madoff: The Man Who Stole $65 Billion” explores Bernard Madoff’s Ponzi scheme. The book details his rise and fall, revealing how he defrauded investors over the course of several decades. Arvedlund examines the failures of the financial system and highlights the impact on victims, offering a cautionary tale about the dangers of greed and misplaced trust in finance.
Managing the Dragon
$6.60Jack Perkowski’s journey building a billion-dollar business in China, sharing strategies, challenges, and insights for success.
The Greatest Trade Ever
$6.15In “The Greatest Trade Ever,” Gregory Zuckerman details John Paulson’s bold strategy against Wall Street. Amid a housing market collapse, Paulson accurately predicted the financial crisis. His innovative trading techniques led to significant profits. The book reveals the complexities and risks of his journey, showcasing how he reshaped financial history.
The Life and Political Economy of Lauchlin Currie
$14.75Traces Lauchlin Currie’s influential roles as New Deal architect, presidential advisor, and pioneering development economist.
The Vital Few
$19.35Examines key entrepreneurs’ impact on American economic progress, highlighting innovation, risk-taking, and transformative business leadership.
Titan
$6.62Ron Chernow chronicles John D. Rockefeller, Sr.’s rise, business legacy, philanthropy, and complex personal life.
