Inside Steve’s Brain
$2.75“Inside Steve’s Brain” explores the innovative mind of Steve Jobs. It delves into his creative processes and leadership style. Kahney highlights Jobs’ approach to design and technology. The book reveals how Jobs’ vision transformed Apple. Insights into his personality and work habits provide a greater understanding of his remarkable success.
Legendo
$0.55Inspires readers to embrace their inner legend, overcome challenges, and achieve greatness through personal growth and perseverance.
Life 2.0
$6.66Rich Karlgaard profiles Americans reinventing themselves, pursuing new dreams, and thriving in a changing nation.
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.
Management Innovators
$26.55Profiles key thinkers and groundbreaking ideas that have transformed management practices and shaped modern business worldwide.
Managing the Dragon
$6.60Jack Perkowski’s journey building a billion-dollar business in China, sharing strategies, challenges, and insights for success.
Manulife
$12.60In “Manulife,” Rod McQueen chronicles Domenic D’Alessandro’s journey to transform Manulife into a global powerhouse. Facing numerous challenges, D’Alessandro implemented strategic changes and innovative solutions. His leadership style and vision helped the company thrive. The book explores his determination to adapt and succeed in a competitive industry landscape.
Masters of Doom
$6.65Chronicles John Carmack and John Romero’s creation of Doom, revolutionizing gaming and leaving a lasting pop culture legacy.
Meet You in Hell
$3.33Les Standiford recounts the tumultuous partnership of Carnegie and Frick, shaping America’s industrial age.
Mike Bloomberg
$7.50“Mike Bloomberg: Money, Power, Politics” by Joyce Purnick examines Bloomberg’s rise from billionaire entrepreneur to politician. The book details his innovative leadership style and philanthropic endeavors. It critiques his influence on New York City, highlighting key decisions and controversies. Purnick provides insight into Bloomberg’s complex personality and political ambitions.
Milton Snavely Hershey: King Of Chocolate
$0.99Daniel Alef recounts Milton Hershey’s journey, innovations, and philanthropy as the iconic king of chocolate.
