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“Wonderfully detailed....Today’s vilified moguls look like pussycats compared with Hetty.” —Forbes A biography of the “Witch of Wall Street,” who amassed a fortune of $100 million before women had the right to vote A full century before Oprah and Martha Stewart became icons of female...

Restaurateur, entrepreneur, and New York Times bestselling author Danny Meyer reveals the secrets of his widely admired leadership philosophy and the tools he uses to build an energized, cohesive, and motivated culture. “Danny Meyer’s stories and lessons are as memorable as the flavors in...

For the first time ever, Bob Chapek breaks his silence on his tenure as the Walt Disney Company’s CEO, offering a behind-the-scenes account of the challenges he faced—from getting the job just weeks before a worldwide pandemic, to the shifting political landscape, to his ousting given Bob...

The store you know. The story you don't. When Steve Jobs hired Ron Johnson to create the Apple Store in 2000, con­ventional wisdom said that the inter­net would put stores out of business. By the time he left Apple in 2011, Johnson and his team had created the most respected and profitable...

A potent and practical guide for personal happiness from Steven Bartlett, creator and host of the highly popular podcast The Diary of a CEO We are losing ourselves. We’re chasing the wrong things, asking the wrong questions, and polluting our minds. It’s time to stop, it’s time to resist...

‘Shoe Dog meets Goodfellas with a dash of The Little Prince’ ARIANNA HUFFINGTON ‘Here in Technicolor is another of Hollywood’s greatest characters’ RICK RUBIN ‘A rare peek at how Hollywood really works’ WALTER ISAACSON One of Hollywood’s most accomplished, feared – and funny...

Lessons on life and business you are guaranteed to find nowhere else. Crocs are many things to many people. They're the best-selling non-sneaker shoe on the planet, for starters. For some, it's true, they're the ugliest shoe ever made. What's indisputable is, two decades later, they've worn by...

Lessons on life and business you are guaranteed to find nowhere else. Croc tells the true, larger-than-life story of George “Boe” Boedecker, Jr.: his fire to succeed, his “don’t just break the rules but make up new ones” attitude, his partners, his light-bulb moment, and then the...

He reached the airport prepared for a routine flight. He never got on the plane. And China would not let him leave the country. In March 2010, American executive Morris Huntly showed up at Shanghai’s airport thinking a short flight home to Hong Kong awaited him. Instead, he found himself stuck in a legal and political black hole. Huntly was snared in China’s opaque system of “exit bans,” where foreigners are kept as human leverage in business disagreements they have no control over.

“An utterly delightful peek into the real life of an English village bookshop, as told to us by the owner herself. A must-read for everyone who’s ever felt most at home in a bookstore.” - Julia Quinn, New York Times bestselling author of Bridgerton Based on the popular Substack that Julia...

Ingen människa präglar vår tid lika definitivt som technörden och företagsledaren Elon Musk. I den här boken skildras den trotsige visionären och innovatören som lotsat världen in i elbilarnas, den privata rymdkapplöpningens och den artificiella intelligensens tidevarv. Ja, och...

From the scent of sawdust in a small Danish workshop to the bustling business world of America, Immigrant Entrepreneurship in America: Insights from the Journey to Success tells the remarkable true story of Gorm Tuxen—a man who built his dreams one risk, one lesson, and one leap of faith at a time. Raised by a hardworking father in postwar Denmark, Gorm learned early the values of discipline, craftsmanship, and perseverance. When life’s challenges pushed him to start over, he set his sights on a new world—America.

'In 1924, into the tiny town of Warrnambool, which then had a population of a fraction under 4000 people, there came a travelling salesman...' Australians of a certain generation all know Fletcher Jones - the stores, the clothing, the daggy dad slacks - but not many people know the extraordinary...

Entrepreneur Sanjeev Gupta was going to rescue the Australian, UK, European and US steel industries—and save the planet with green steel. He did none of these things, but he did get very rich. This is the extraordinary story, told for the first time. Sanjeev Gupta is a fast-talking billionaire...

"Success—in anything, from fitness to business to investing—comes from discipline and patience, not chasing shortcuts. David Booth, who is a visionary and a great friend, reminds us that staying calm, loving the process, and focusing on what we can control is the real path to lasting results...

Robert “Bob” Curry returns with another business turnaround story, this time from the earlier days of working his professional magic. A roofing company in Maine was in dire straits. The new owner inherited the role from his father—without any of the knowledge to make it work. Despite millions of dollars in contracts, projects consistently ran over their budget, managers trusted to run job sites were slacking off, and the new owner came to work dressed like a depressed janitor.

On 20 October 2010, at 10: 46, Chris Barin registered on 99designs. Three weeks later he won his first contest. The prize was $1,247. He had begged his parents for a computer for three years before they bought one. He grew up in Romania after communism, in a family where money was tight, with no design school, no contacts, and a monitor that didn't display colour properly. He entered close to 400 contests. He won 49. A win rate of about 13 percent, and 13 percent was enough. This is the whole story, including the parts that don't flatter him.

Written in 2011. Every prediction has come true. In 2011, David Wortley sat down and wrote a quiet warning. He described how social media would hijack our attention, how algorithms would begin making decisions for us, how our dependency on digital technology was deepening in ways most people had not yet noticed. He called it the "boiling frog" effect — we were changing so gradually, so comfortably, that we would not realise what we had lost until it was too late. That book is this one. And it reads, in 2026, like prophecy.

SCREAMS OF THE ROAD DOG is fast-moving assortment of true stories collected by Ray Hanna from the dark corners of show business. A multi-faceted performer, Ray came of age during a magic time of comedy in San Francisco, an iconic time that impacted show business for years to come. This is a roller coaster ride through an iconic era that will not be seen again, a manual for anyone with show business dreams who wants to know what it's like living by your wits. Within this book are lessons learned from mistakes made, hard-earned wisdom, and valuable, timeless advice

William Durant, a charismatic salesman of the late 19th century, launched a cart-building business after experiencing an unusually comfortable ride one day. By age 40 he had become a millionaire, unsure how to spend the rest of his life. When retired plumber David Buick and a group of friends from his hometown of Flint, Michigan, approached him, Durant had ridden in an automobile only twice. The company he went on to create—General Motors—essentially invented the modern American corporation, and in the process Durant made and lost three separate fortunes.