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The story of how a low-cost means of investment democratised finance and perhaps even changed capitalism
From the problems with seeking fulfilment at work to new ways of assessing risk, here are this month’s top titles
Max Chafkin’s biography dishes up controversial titbits about the tech tycoon — but teeters on the verge of score-settling
Climate change, opioid addiction and cyber crime are among the themes analysed in this year’s £30,000 award
Former PepsiCo chief reveals all and how to tackle the burnout epidemic — here are this month’s top titles
In two contrasting takes on the power of Amazon, Facebook, Google et al, politicians and legislators are also found sorely wanting
Words of advice and caution for those keen to emulate the entrepreneur’s success
Victoria Glendinning’s account of the miserly founder of middle England’s department store — and the son who gave it away
Eamonn Forde’s fascinating but piecemeal book examines the booming business of musical estates
A record-breaking entry of some 600 titles was whittled down to produce 15 for the judges to read
How we behave at work and is Friday the new Saturday? Here are this month’s top titles
This tale of a financier’s alleged fraud and spectacular fall from grace reveals the dark side of the private equity industry
What happens when debt becomes an over-geared disaster — and there are no good guys
This survey of the excesses of the garment industry puts a determinedly human face on the high cost of cheap clothing
The daring escape of the fugitive Renault-Nissan chief caps this authoritative exposé of frictions at the giant carmaker
The excesses of the office-leasing group and its charismatic co-founder Adam Neumann are well documented — but this analysis still finds fresh insight
From the power of trust to why women are still taken less seriously than men — here are this month’s top titles
An exploration of how ‘framing’ decisions by exploring our choices is a skill we can all deploy
Andrew Hill selects his best mid-year reads
Too little argument can be as bad as too much. Better ‘constructive conflict’ than ‘fake harmony’, says the book
How hubris can destroy effective leadership and the new world of work — here are this month’s top titles
Duncan Campbell-Smith’s authorised account is excellent, but focuses more on the bank’s colourful past than recent corporate failings
Jonathan Sumption’s collection of essays examines constitutional issues from lockdowns to Brexit
The sequel to Stone’s 2013 book charts the transformation of both Jeff Bezos and his expanding empire
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