Reporter Chase Purdy takes a bite out of the emerging, billion-dollar, lab-grown meat industry. To help the environment, consider having a more sustainable burger.
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Bezonomics
Bezonomicsby Brian Dumaine
Bezos and His Juggernaut
How Jeff Bezos’s Amazon “flywheel” dominates online retail, the cloud and pretty much anything else he wants.
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Accelerate
Accelerateby John P. Kotter
Accelerating Change
Older structures and processes won’t do anymore. No matter how you tinker with your existing reality, change expert John P. Kotter insists it won’t be enough.…
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The Seven Signs of Ethical Collapse
The Seven Signs of Ethical Collapseby Marianne M. Jennings
Ethical Guidelines for Undergraduates
Marianne M. Jennings, professor of business ethics at Arizona State University, offers a basic overview of ethical issues businesses might face.
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Between the World and Me
Between the World and Meby Ta-Nehisi Coates
An Arc That Doesn’t Bend
Will America ever achieve racial justice? And how should Black Americans live while it doesn’t? An influential Black intellectual offers a bleak assessment of the…
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Antisocial
Antisocialby Andrew Marantz
The Death of Discourse
New Yorker staff writer Andrew Marantz explores the impact that an untruthful, unfettered, hate-filled online world has on American democracy and discourse.
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The War on Normal People
The War on Normal Peopleby Andrew Yang
Not Going to Take It Anymore
Andrew Yang ran for the US Democratic presidential nomination in 2020, and here he lays out part of his platform: Only a universal basic income can save America.
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The Science of Storytelling
The Science of Storytellingby Will Storr
Stories and Your Deceptive Brain
Award-winning journalist Will Storr explains the myriad ways your brains fools you – all for your benefit – and why you so need and love…
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Leaving Microsoft to Change the World
Leaving Microsoft to Change the Worldby John Wood
Someday Come Back with Books
Microsoft changed the world. Former Microsoft executive John Wood made it a better place to live: He gave up corporate life to deliver books and build…
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The Year 1000
The Year 1000by Valerie Hansen
A Thriving Little-Known World
Award-winning historian Valerie Hansen dispels any myths about Europeans “discovering” already-thriving lands which, in fact, were participating in globalization long before ships sailed from Europe.
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Good to Great
Good to Greatby Jim Collins
Staying Great
Jim Collins’s 2001 classic still has ample relevant wisdom to offer if greatness is your goal, even if some companies he tagged as examples didn’t have…
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How Women Rise
How Women Riseby Sally Helgesen and Marshall Goldsmith
Let Yourself Soar
The same behaviors and thought patterns that boost women as they launch their careers can block their paths to higher levels of success. Are you sabotaging…
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The Age of Paradox
The Age of Paradoxby Charles Handy
Accept Paradoxes and Thrive
Management consultant Charles Handy offers a clear path for dealing with today’s myriad and murky paradoxes.
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That Wild Country
That Wild Countryby Mark Kenyon
A Passion for the Land
Outdoorsman Mark Kenyon guides you through the wilderness of United States’ public land exploitation and conservation.
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How Innovation Works
How Innovation Worksby Matt Ridley
Inventions to Innovations
Award-winning author Matt Ridley explores the path inventions take to becoming innovations in this engaging exploration of the history of bold ideas.
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