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 | The HPWay: How Bill Hewlett And I Built Our Company Product# 460682065 Selling for $14.95 "The co-founder of a successful computer corporation describes his initial meeting with Bill Hewlett at Stanford University, their first shop in a Palo Alto garage, and their innovative management styles." |
 | The Keys to the Kingdom: The Rise of Michael Eisner and the Fall of Everybody Else Product# 460682911 Selling for $16 "Michael Eisner is a titan--feared, powerful, and almost magically successful. Masters crafts a gripping account of this larger-than-life story, combining insightful analysis of power in Hollywood with a vivid narrative that brings the personalities, the hostilities, and the corporate mayhem to life." |
 | The Wal-Mart Effect: How the World's Most Powerful Company Really Works--And How It's Transforming the American Economy Product# 460765774 Selling for $15 "An award-winning senior editor at Fast Company evaluates the ways in which the world's largest retail company and employer affects everyday life on a global level, in an account that reveals the radical ways in which the company impacts American economics, the workforce, and the environment. Reprint. 100,000 first printing." |
| The Wal-Mart Effect: How the World's Most Powerful Company Really Works--And How It's Transforming the American Economy Product# 460767720 Selling for $15 "An award-winning senior editor at Fast Company evaluates the ways in which the world's largest retail company and employer affects everyday life on a global level, in an account that reveals the radical ways in which the company impacts American economics, the workforce, and the environment. Reprint. 100,000 first printing." |
 | Junk Bonds; How High Yield Securities Restructured Corporate America Product# 460768124 Selling for $50 "In this book, the author offers the first systematic examination of the facts about high yield securities, providing hard evidence that demystifies junk bonds and explodes many of the popular myths that surround them." |
 | Disconnected: Deceit and Betrayal at WorldCom Product# 460768407 Selling for $24.95 "Praise for Disconnected Deceit and Betrayal at WorldCom " Lynne Jeter tackled the daunting task of making sense of the WorldCom accounting scandal with clear thinking and crisp writing. Disconnected sets a new standard for business writing." – Jim Laird Editor, Mississippi Business Journal " Disconnected is the story of the American dream at its best and worst: brilliant entrepreneurship, small-town businessmen with unrivaled vision and foresight, fortunes made, corporate vision distorted, fortunes lost, and lives shattered. Lynne Jeter paints a picture of the birth, growth, and collapse of WorldCom that puts you inside the minds of key players and leaves you wishing that this book were a work of fiction instead of stark reality." – Robert Ingram author, former Economic Development Assistant to the President, University of Southern Mississippi " Lynne Jeter’ s positive and responsible approach to journalism is refreshing. Her keen interest and research abilities make her a top-drawer professional." – Heath Hall Publisher, Pointe Innovation " Lynne Jeter is the premier southern business writer. She knows the territory. In this book, she writes with knowledge, understanding, clarity, and above all, with courage." – Starr Smith international journalist, author, and award-winning travel writer " Disconnected is a must-read for all students majoring in business. It clearly and factually illustrates what happens when executives of an innovative, successful company lack moral and personal integrity, and accountants fail to exercise due diligence in discharging theirprofessional responsibilities. Only the future will provide the conclusion to this story." – Thomas T. Ivy, PhD Professor and Chair Emeritus of Marketing, University of Southern Mississippi" |