Business, Investing & Economics

“Behind the Kitchen Door is an eye-popping book about restaurant industry practices that brings new meaning to the notion of ethical eating.”

“Specifically for marketing and sales, How to Read a Client from Across the Room is a game changer. . . . promises to be a marketing classic.”

For many, Twitter is the Seinfeld of social networking sites: the one about nothing.

“. . . despite Ms. Freeland’s tut-tutting about the new power elite, her unintended message is that money, status, and power have always been the gods we pursue.”

“Preventing anonymity prevents protections anonymity provides. . . . starts out well but could and should have been a much better book.”

“. . . anyone concerned about the destiny of a place needs to comprehend and appropriately apply the insights and techniques of this seminal book.”

“. . . explains why, in many cases, the received wisdom on entrepreneurship just isn't the best way of doing things. . . .

“How We Think has arrived at the right time.”

“. . . a granny’s quilt. . . . fascinating and realistic.”

“It’s a tough—and gargantuan—job, saving the planet, so why shouldn’t some of it fall to the recovering alcoholic, ex-arm-wrestling, street brawling survivor of a near-death experience?”

“Beyond Outrage is a rant . . .”

“True to his word, the author manages to spell it all out for us in down-to-earth detail with nary a hint of academia clogging up the process.”