Andrew Carnegie (Carnegie Steel). George Eastman (Eastman Kodak). Henry Ford (Ford Motor Co.). Thomas J. Watson Sr. (IBM). Charles Revson (Revlon). Sam Walton (Wal-Mart). Robert Noyce (Intel).

How they built empires and revolutionized their industries...

For decades, Goldman Sachs has consistently outperformed its peers to hold its place as arguably the most important investment bank in the world. How does it do it?

The history, mystique, and remarkable success of Goldman Sachs, the world's premier investment bank, are examined in unprecedented depth in this fascinating and authoritative study. Former Goldman Sachs Vice President Lisa Endlich draws on an insider's knowledge and access to all levels of management to bring to life this unique company that has long mystified financial players and pundits.

Over 2 million copies sold! A fantastic book! 

A 9-chapter, 320-page book, Jim Collins' Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap... and Others Don't seeks to answer the questions as to whether or not a company that is qualified as good can make the leap to being a great company and, if they are able to do so, how does that happen?

And Jim Collins discusses in earnest how  simple companies can outperform some of the industry's leaders, such as Coca-Cola, Intel, General Electric and Merck.  

The title is interesting-nothing like doing something different to get people's attention in a crowded genre. Often we hear of those striving for riches who lose their sanity and families in the process. This book promises to show you how to grow rich with peace of mind.

If billionaire J. Paul Getty can't tell you, who can?

Unlike most books about financial wealth which discuss how to get rich, Getty discusses how to be rich. In this must-read, he discusses how he amassed his wealth and describes the mindset of the wealthy.

This grandfather of all people-skills books was first published in 1937, eventually selling 15 million copies.

For more than sixty years the rock-solid, time-tested advice in this book has carried thousands of now famous people up the ladder of success in their business and personal lives.

"As Secretary of the Treasury, Bob Rubin ranked with the best. This drama-packed account of his years on the job should be read by all who are interested in what happens when politics and economics intersect." - Warren Buffett

Robert Rubin, one of the most respected names on Wall Street, a former co-senior partner at Goldman Sachs, and now director of Citigroup, discusses his career on Wall Street and his time in political office as the seventieth United States Secretary of Treasury.

Many readers shy away from reading about economics and finance but, in his book, Rubin makes it simple and enjoyable. We get to pick the brain a financial genius...