Personal Economy

When to make, save, borrow, or spend-- the practical guide to managing your finances. Personal finance is not taught in school - and the process of learning how to manage your own finances can be fraught with painful mis…

This book is about letting the little guy do what the big guy has always done. Hedge funds, pension funds, and other institutions have always used relative strength investing to rack up big returns, yet the methodology h…

So much has changed...and yet, so much is exactly the same. Debt-Free Living has sold more than 300,000 copies in the two decades since Larry Burkett first laid down the challenge to live debt-free lives. And now, on the…

The bestselling author of "Everyone's Money Book" sees yet another shift in financial energies--a fresh round of serious borrowing as the boomers start sending their children to college, and develop an obs…

The synergy of Buffett's principles in the context of high-octane markets will pique much interest as Hagstrom lays out the new investment prospects that fund managers anticipate in the next millennium.

*NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER* Why do some countries succeed while others fail? What causes boom or bust? The World Trade Editor of the FT explains how the world really works. 'A thorough examination of economies from…

_______ 'An excellent book.' Martin Wolf, Financial Times Books of the Year _______ The full-time job is disappearing. Today more workers than ever are going freelance - driving for Uber or cycling for Delivero…

The Six-Figure Freelancer helps readers set up their business to deliver content writing, blogging, corporate communication, marketing, career search writing, and ghostwriting that earns them a six-figure income from any…

Building on the message of the successful "The Digital Economy", this book presents examples from 30 world-class corporations, wherein they discuss their firm's goals for the future and detail the networki…

In today's information flooded world the scarcest resource is people's attention. This book argues that unless companies learn to capture, manage and keep it, they'll fall behind.