Despite the fact that Concept of the Corporation was written in 1946, there are still tons of lessons to take advantage of in the book which are absolutely applicable to today's situations and circumstances. One of Peter Drucker's best books!

Concept of the Corporation studies and analyzes the General Motors corporation in-depth. This was the first book that looked at General Motors, and corporations in general, as their own social structure. Readers learn how the business' managers are selected for the company, how the managers act within the company, and how the management in a corporation is organized into different units and levels in order to get a variety of tasks accomplished.

Everyone on Wall Street knows Jim Cramer. Everyone knows the colorful and hyperactive host of CNBC's Mad Money. But do you know he was homeless? Do you know where it all began for him?

In Confessions of a Street Addict, Cramer takes us back to where his fascination, and present-day addiction, to the stock market started and how it grew over the years. The middle-class kid from the Philadelphia suburbs went to Harvard, where he began managing money...  

The business world is the world of uncertainty. So much is unknown. This brings fear, and often causes people to stick to the known.

In this classic book by Osho, the famous (some would say notorious) philosopher explores where fears come from and how to find the courage to face them. He discusses the meaning of courage and how to express it in our everyday lives. The book also features practical methods designed to help us deal with our fears.

A simple, easy-to-read book...

With clear and simple wisdom, Deepak Chopra explores the full meaning of wealth consciousness and presents a step-by-step plan (literally from A to Z) for creating affluence and fulfillment on all levels of our lives.  

In 1983, Michael Dell , a freshman at the University of Texas at Austin, drove away from his parents' Houston home in a BMW he'd bought selling subscriptions to his hometown newspaper. In the backseat were three personal computers.

Today, he is the Chairman and CEO of Dell Computer Corporation, a $30 billion company and the second largest manufacturer and marketer of computers in the world. The journey in his words...

In the early nineties, two twenty-something year-old boys set up a hotel reservations company LVRS to fill hotel rooms in Las Vegas. In the late nineties, they discover the Internet that seems to have been invented specifically for their business. They rename their new online business Travelscape.com to fill hotel rooms worldwide and their already profitable business takes off. Then Microsoft's Expedia.com comes along with an offer they can't refuse, and two thirty-something year-olds become $105 million richer. 

It doesn't stop there. They take their newfound wealth and buy the Golden Nugget casino and even star in their own reality TV show (The Casino) produced by Mark Burnett (of The Apprentice). They later sell the casino for another $100+ million profit. Sound too good to be true? Well, it is true. An incredible story...

MICHAEL JORDAN. Everyone knows the name. Tons of books and articles have been written about the amazing results produced by the man behind that name.

But this book is different. It looks at what went into producing those results; it looks at the behind-the-scenes work that built what we see in the news headlines. We get to sneak into the mind of MJ and also learn from the team of people whose wisdom he taps into in his work.

A great book for the new student of Economics or for those who need a quick refresher.

Ever wondered why currencies rise and fall? What do economists mean by current account balances? Is your money actually sitting in cash in a vault at your local bank? What really is the Fed?

The authors simplify the often-complex subject called Economics... A great read for those of us who are not looking to become experts in Economics but need to know enough to operate effectively in the business arena.