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Alan Moorehead was lionised as a literary man of action: the most famous war correspondent of the Second World War; Drawing on Moorehead's diaries and correspondence, as well as interviews with his family and friends, Tom Pocock tells the story of a thrilling, but ultimately tragic, life.

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In a memoir of staggering power and candour, award-winning journalist Fergal Keane addresses his experience of wars of different kinds, some very public and others acutely personal.

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This economic biography examines the rise of Andrew Carnegie from a poverty-stricken childhood to a position of international leadership, philanthropy, and peace advocacy. It presents a dynamic and entrepreneurial economic actor who built an industrial empire by shrewd calculation and innovations in products, technology, and industrial organization.

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FROM THE AUTHOR OF THE SHOCKING NEW BOOK SHAKING US POLITICS: FIRE AND FURY, INSIDE THE TRUMP WHITEHOUSE

A riveting, barnstorming, thrilling ride through the loud, lively and all-embracing world of the modern media conglomerates its key deals, dealmakers, divas and delusions.

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This is a business adventure story about the unusual and seemingly unrelated life experiences of Philip Durbrow In which some doors magically opened to him, while other doors had to be kicked open - all of which prepared him for his forty-seven year career as a leading international identity strategist.

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Tells the story of a journey from imprisonment to freedom, from Mao's China to technology start-ups. This is a tribute to one woman's courage in the face of cruelty, and a valuable lesson on the enduring power of resilience.

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The cofounder of Microsoft, Bill Gates helped transform society by ushering in the era of ubiquitous personal computing. This book examines the life and achievements of this standout American inventor and philanthropist.

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Alan Bond was a mesmerising tycoon who went from being Australia's bona fide hero for his America's Cup win to a man jailed for corporate fraud. At his peak, Bond's business interests ranged from beer to gold: he was one of the country's most remarkable businessmen.

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The sensational critical biography of this phenomenal entrepreneur and his business practices - fully updated to cover Branson's recent ventures.

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Tells the story of Ireland's property boom and bust. This work presents an account of how it all worked and why it went sour. It brings us to the muddy fields, humble cafes and grand dining rooms where the deals were made. It explains how it was that debt always begat more debt, and takes us through the hitherto opaque portals of Anglo Irish Bank.

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Cesar Chavez, the labor organizer and founder of the United Farm Workers of America, was, perhaps, an unlikely hero. In the context of the times, with the Civil Rights Movement, Vietnam, and race riots raging, Chavez is shown to slowly build the farm workers labor movement, along with colleagues such as Dolores Huerta.

A few years ago, Sean Quinn was ranked among the two hundred richest people in the world, with a personal fortune of some $6 billion. Today he is bust, and his businesses have been taken from him. How did it all happen

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Cornelius Vanderbilt made his initial fortune building ferry cargo routes for sailing vessels. Then he moved into steamboats and railroads. With the New York Central, Vanderbilt established the nation's first major integrated rail system, linking New York with Boston, Montreal, Chicago and St Louis. This biography narrates the life of Vanderbilt.

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An eye-opening, elegant, often hilarious memoir of the chaotic yet exhilarating life of bartending. A Kitchen Confidential of the bar scene.

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Working at Enron meant cocky wheeling and dealing, parties on the trade floor, casual conversations at the shredder and the insidious group think that made Enron employees unquestioningly accept the propaganda spoon-fed to them by Enron bosses Ken Lay and Jeffrey Skilling.

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Presents the story of Frank Lowy, a Holocaust survivor, who by 1974, had become Australia's dominant mall operator. With Australia conquered, he turned to the US.

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Charts the rise and fall of a dynamic and unconventional entrepreneur - the Gatsby of his time, Gordon Barton.

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A national bestseller-the acclaimed chronicle of the life and times of Alan Greenspan