Business, Investing & Economics

As founding executive editor of Wired magazine, Kevin Kelly has been chronicling technology’s steady—and, on occasion, unsteady—march for almost 25 years.

"there is fact-driven brilliance in Bloodsport’s pages."

Cartels are businesses that exist on the wildly entrepreneurial illegal side of capitalism.

“Alec Ross answers the clarion call for innovators who can imagine tomorrow today.”

Without the Federal Reserve Bank, there might not be ecommerce or even an Internet, which both depend on money.  A century ago the country lacked the financial institutions to be globally competiti

“a good read.”

“a needed addition to the shelves of thoughtful parents and citizens, affluent or not.”

“Robinson makes a strong case for the spiritual underpinnings of Jobs’s creation in a fascinating, hard-to-refute way.”

Steve Jobs, apostle.

“. . . in this lighthearted tale of love and market forces, Mr. Nicolson recounts how he used economics and game theory to attract women and then to form a partnership with one of them. .

In The Antidote, Barry Werth continues the saga of Vertex Pharmaceuticals, a journey begun in his previous book The Billion Dollar Molecule.

"Perhaps Mr. Klein can get paid for this book in goods with an excellent reputation for traditional value . . . like goats."

“Breaking New Ground can inform and motivate entrepreneurs who want to change the world.”