Topic: Education

In making his case, says most major wealth creation comes from doing what other people consider insufferably boring.   Read More

The author writes, "Super-managers...are so sure of their will and skill to succeed that they can’t see what they don’t know, and refuse to accept that some forces are beyond their control."   Read More

In this guest post, the Pulitzer Prize winning author writes about the cars that changed American history and our lives.   Read More

A house of paper is even more flimsy than a house of sticks or a house of straw.   Read More

The author offers three "magical" methods of dealing with stressful behavior and those annoying people you have to manage.   Read More

Two more authors received the show's Blue Chip Book Award.   Read More

The author writes, "If you are in middle management, you live with daily ambiguity,
 lack of control, and chaos. To get anything done, you must present your ideas to people up the chain. Those presentations can be brutal. Careers and projects can come unwound in a matter of minutes if a presenter at the top level doesn’t know the rules." 

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We are seeing more and more companies from developed economies looking to expand their operations to emerging markets. The companies that will thrive however are the ones whose employees communicate and collaborate effectively with customers, colleagues, suppliers and partners.   Read More

My colleagues on CNBC's ‘Squawk Box’ turned another chapter today in their newly formed Book Club. This morning they talked with two great authors - two men who have each made a lasting impact on the business world - both deserving of the show's "Blue Chip Book Club Award."    Read More

In their new book the authors write of the importance on knowing how to recognize and embrace luck and they say they can teach you the keys to learning to be lucky.   Read More