Editorial Reviews
Bearing the brand name from the #1 New York Times bestseller Rich Dad Poor Dad, LOOPHOLES OF THE RICH is an eye-opening look into how any business owner can take advantage of legal tax deductions to cut their annual tax payments. For individuals who have set up their own corporations, [...]
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From Publishers Weekly
Allen, an entrepreneur, speaker and founder of New World Library, desires to share an important message: many individual and societal woes would be eliminated if people followed two old-fashioned traditions: saving 10% of their income until they reach financial independence and giving away [...]
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At this very moment your bank, your insurance company, your credit card issuer and other financial vampires are slowly, secretly driving you into debt with hidden fees, seemingly incosequential charges and blood-sucking interest rates. Now, Max Edison exposes the trickes of these economic parasites and show you how to beat [...]
Editorial Reviews
From Publishers Weekly
Wademan, a former investment banker and Harvard Business School alumna, was so affected by her distinguished professors’ parting anecdotes and advice to graduating students that she wanted to share their informal speeches with a wider audience. Intimate anecdotes, such as Kent Bowen’s recollection [...]
Editorial Reviews
From Publishers Weekly
Wademan, a former investment banker and Harvard Business School alumna, was so affected by her distinguished professors’ parting anecdotes and advice to graduating students that she wanted to share their informal speeches with a wider audience. Intimate anecdotes, such as Kent Bowen’s recollection [...]
From School Library Journal
Adult/High School-Through interviews, nine executives share their insights into the world of business and give valuable advice on how to succeed in that milieu today. Ambitious and driven, they talk about learning the unwritten rules of an organization, getting the [...]
From Publishers Weekly
Sarah Breedlove was born in 1867 on the Louisiana plantation where her parents had been slaves, was motherless by age seven, married and a mother by 14, and a widow at 20. After leaving the plantation and working as a Mississippi washerwoman, she headed for [...]
From School Library Journal
Adult/High School-A companion to the museum exhibition of the same name, this book features women who had what it tookto succeed despite the less-than-invitingattitudes of their times. Subjects include Mary Katharine Goddard, publisher of the first signed copy of the Declaration of Independence and [...]
Review
Presents a good balance in terms of perspectives and content … should appeal to a large audience of scholars from multiple disciplines, including business history, organizational economics, international business, and strategic management. Academy of Management Review Pitelis’s book opens our eyes to the variety of contexts [...]
Editorial Reviews
With the better part of our lives spent at work, it’s a wonder there aren’t more books devoted to practical living in the workplace. Franz Metcalf, a Buddhist scholar and author of What Would Buddha Do? has teamed up with management consultant BJ Gallagher Hateley to apply the Buddha’s insights to [...]
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