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Business2010.Pdf CONTENTS FRONTLIST Summer 2010—Fall 2010 Ancient Words of Wisdom . 1 Business Narrative . 1 Careers & Career Advice . 1 Corporate Culture. 3 Creative Thinking . 3 Economics. 3 Entrepreneurship. 4 Eye on the Horizon . 4 Finance & Investing . 4 From Motivation to Inspiration . 5 Leadership . 5 Lessons from Industry Giants. 6 Management & Strategy . 6 Marketing & Network Marketing. 7 Radical Change for the Better . 7 The Global Economy . 7 BESTSELLING BACKLIST Ancient Words of Wisdom . 8 The Art of the Deal . 9 Business Narrative . 10 Careers & Career Advice . 11 Corporate Culture. 15 Creative Thinking . 16 Economics. 17 Entrepreneurship. 18 Eye on the Horizon . 19 Finance & Investing . 20 From Motivation to Inspiration . 24 The Global Economy . 26 Green Business . 28 Leadership . 28 Lessons from Industry Giants. 30 Management & Strategy . 32 Marketing & Network Marketing. 35 Prepare, Present & Follow-Up . 37 Radical Change for the Better . 38 FRONTLIST 2010 1 ANCIENT WORDS OF WISDOM BUSINESS NARRATIVE The Art of War for Women Rubies in the Orchard The Accidental Billionaires Ubuntu! Sun Tzu’s Ultimate Guide to How to Uncover the Hidden Gems The Founding of Facebook: A Tale of An Inspiring Story About an African Winning Without Confrontation in Your Business Sex, Money, Genius and Betrayal Tradition of Teamwork and Collaboration Chin-Ning Chu Lynda Resnick and Ben Mezrich Bob Nelson and Stephen Lundin Sun-Tzu’s The Art of War is the most Francis Wilkinson First time in paperback! With trademark In Ubuntu!, bestselling authors Bob influential book on strategy in the world Expanded and revised. The Wall Street flair, bestselling author Ben Mezrich tells Nelson and Stephen Lundin team up to today, yet no one has written a book Journal bestseller, Rubies in the Orchard, the astonishing story of how Harvard create a powerful parable about the about how women can use its sage chronicles the fresh approaches, innovative sophomore Mark Zuckerberg became a amazing African philosophy of Ubuntu, advice to maneuver their way through ideas, and can-do self-confidence of Lynda billionaire by inventing Facebook. in which a spirit of helpful cooperation a male-dominated world. Until now. Resnick, founder, co-owner, and marketing 978-0-7679-3155-7 | $15.95/$19.95C | TR and looking out for each other inspires 978-0-385-51843-7 | $13.00 /$16.00C | TR guru behind Teleflora, FIJI Water, and Anchor | May 4, 2010 our actions and behavior. 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RH Audio | March 30, 2010 978-0-385-52579-4 | $15.00/$18.95C | TR Broadway Business | April 6, 2010 CAREERS & CAREER ADVICE The Man Who Owns the News Click The Quants 10 Make-or-Break Career Moments Inside the Secret World of Rupert Murdoch The Magic of Instant Connections How a New Breed of Math Whizzes Navigate, Negotiate, and Michael Wolff Ori Brafman and Rom Brafman Conquered Wall Street and Nearly Communicate for Success The explosive, compulsively readable inside In a book that combines psychology and Destroyed It Casey Hawley story of the most powerful media mogul sociology with an insightful understanding Scott Patterson A primer for those who can only think of our time—the corporation, the family of human interactions, the bestselling A gripping narrative of brilliance and of the right words to say after the fact, dynasty, the close family members—by authors of Sway have written a compelling hubris, The Quants follows the rise of this book identifies the ten most critical one of the most influential media writers narrative that helps us to understand the young math geniuses let loose in Wall moments in a person’s career when the of our time. Now in paperback, this is magic behind those moments when we Street’s candy store—as they zoom from right word can make a life-changing equal parts blockbuster entertainment form an incredible connection with other the bottom of the Street’s pecking order difference and provides communication and business narrative. people, and which cause us to become to its pinnacle...and then set in motion strategies for navigating them with 978-0-7679-2952-3 | $16.00 /$19.95C | TR fully engaged in whatever we are doing. ever widening market catastrophes. clarity and conviction. Broadway Business | May 4, 2010 978-0-385-52905-1 | $23.00/$26.95C | HC 978-0-307-45337-2 | $27.00/$33.99C | HC 978-1-58008-723-0 | $13.99/$16.99C | TR Broadway Business Crown Business Ten Speed Press | May 4, 2010 978-0-307-73509-6 | $35.00/$41.00C | CD 978-0-7393-8506-7 | $32.00/$39.00C | CD RH Audio | June 8, 2010 RH Audio | February 2, 2010 2 FRONTLIST 2010 CAREERS & CAREER ADVICE —Richard N. 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