Scott Galloway

Unlock a culture of greatness in the workforce with You Should Smile More: How to Dismantle Gender Bias in the Workplace. Written by six powerful women with extensive industry experience, this book offers a fresh perspective on tackling gender bias in the workplace, one micro-offense at a time. From small indignities to unconscious slights, this book provides practical strategies for confronting everyday gender bias. Empower yourself and those around you to create a truly inclusive workplace culture.

Help the young adults in your life become financially independent with Launching Financial Grownups. Bobbi Rebell, a personal finance expert and Certified Financial Planner, shares practical advice on how to navigate adult money decisions, including debt, investments, insurance, and retirement planning. She offers a launch plan for parents to help their teens or young adults with financial milestones, while also addressing recent trends triggered by the pandemic. Featuring tips from parenting and money experts, Launching Financial Grownups is a must-have financial resource for anyone invested in the financial success and independence of young adults.

This book delves into the untold story of what happened at Apple after the passing of Steve Jobs. Tripp Mickle follows the company's top lieutenants, Jony Ive and Tim Cook, and how their differing personalities led to Apple losing its innovative spirit. While Jony designed the products that made Apple a household name, Tim skyrocketed the company's revenue growth through maximizing margins. The book showcases how Apple lost its soul in its pursuit of operational excellence, and is based on conversations with 200 current and former Apple executives and key figures like Anna Wintour.

Unleash the power of knowledge with this classic book that explores the ubiquitous presence of human stupidity. An economist delves into five laws that confirm our worst fears: stupid people can and do rule the world. With a model that detects this powerful force, arm yourself in the face of baffling political realities and unreasonable colleagues. This hilarious, timely, and slightly alarming read is a must for those who feel helpless in the midst of global catastrophe.

Explore the fascinating rise and fall of a Silicon Valley unicorn in this definitive inside story. The audacious founder of WeWork, Adam Neumann, dazzled investors with a radical reimagining of workspace for a new generation. But his limitless ambitions and reckless spending eventually led to the company's epic unraveling. Wall Street Journal reporters Eliot Brown and Maureen Farrell uncover the delusions of Silicon Valley and the financial system's hunger for cash. Discover why some of the biggest names in banking and venture capital bought into the hype and what WeWork's downfall means for the future of unicorn startups.

Join Jonathan Taplin on an extraordinary journey through the major cultural waves of the past half century. From touring with Bob Dylan and working with Hollywood's rebellious film movement, to creating the internet's first video-on-demand service, Taplin's life has been marked by impeccable instincts and firsthand experiences with icons like Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, and Martin Scorsese. In The Magic Years, Taplin offers a rock memoir and cultural criticism that makes a convincing case for the power of art to rekindle our humanism and deliver us from passionless detachment.

"Monopolies Suck" by Sally Hubbard is an urgent manifesto exposing how monopoly power is robbing everyday Americans of innovation, choice, and the American Dream. Antitrust expert Sally Hubbard reveals how big corporations rule our lives in seven ways and offers practical ways we can fight back to stop them. With an easy-to-understand overview of the history of monopolies and antitrust law, Hubbard empowers readers to use their voices, votes, and wallets to protest monopoly power and dismantle corporate power before it undermines our economy and democracy for generations to come.