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William L. Haacker
In his newest book, former Secretary of Labor Robert B. Reich writes the way he speaks: quietly, articulately while packing his arguments with facts, says this reviewer.
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William L. Haacker
Donald Trump's family dynasty had its start in Canada's Yukon territory, where Trump's grandfather rented rooms to gold miners, according to a new biography.
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William L. Haacker
This colorful and fast-paced biography offers a fascinating look into the life and times of powerful businessman Jacob Fuggar—the richest man who ever lived.
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William L. Haacker
The unsavory history of how the world's favorite game came to be is detailed in this well-written, well-researched, easy-to-read book.
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William L. Haacker
"God's Bankers," a new book by Gerald Posner, looks at the dark side of Vatican politics and finance, and is rife with the intrigue and danger one would expect from a James Bond novel.
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William L. Haacker
In 'Red Notice,' Bill Browder recalls how he sought capitalism but found corruption and abuse in Russia.
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William L. Haacker
A person who believes a huge financial gamble is about to pay off experiences the same brain activity as in one about to get a hit of cocaine, and the thought of a financial windfall is even more...
by William L. Haacker
A group of experts believe the U.S. economy will continue growing
for a seventh straight year, albeit slowly.
by William L. Haacker
A new book dealing with climate change pits fundamentalist capitalist philosophy against the survival of the world.
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William L. Haacker
The prescription for economic downturns or sickly investment portfolios might be health-care mutual funds, say analysts and published reports.
