Maximum Leadership: The World's Top Business Leaders Discuss How They Add Value to Their Companies

Business & Money

Charles Farkas

Management & Leadership

TEXERE Publishing

Executive EQ: How to Develop the Four Cornerstones of Emotional Intelligence for Success in Life and Work

There's more to success than having a high IQ - emotion plays its part too. Emotional Intelligence (EQ) is increasingly being adopted as an essential management skill. EQ consists of five key dimensions: knowing one's emotions; controlling ones emotions; recognizing emotions in others (empathy) controlling emotions in others; and self motivation. This book provides practical guidelines and examples on how to use EQ to enhance personal and corporate performance.

COOPER, ROBERT

Sawaf, Ayman

Giant Killers: 34 Cutting Edge Management Strategies from the World's Leading High-tech Companies

James, Geoffrey

Digerati: Encounters with the Cyber Elite

Brockman, John

Biographies & Memoirs

Computers & Technology

The " Daily Mail" Income Tax Guide 1998-99: Tax Rules Made Easy

Tingley, Kenneth

Economics

The Centre Point of Power: Balancing Work and Personal Life to Get to the Top, Avoid Burn-out and Make Sure You Are Happy

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Farwagi, Peta Lyn

Psychology & Counseling

Money & and How to Make More of It: A Beginner's Guide to Investments and Savings

Lorraine Chase

The World According to Drucker: The Life and Work of the World's Greatest Management Thinker

Major biography and examination of the business philosophy of Peter Drucker, the century's most influential management thinker. For many business managers across the world, Peter Drucker is the Doyen of management theory. Born in Austria in 1909, Drucker was raised in Vienna between the wars. Emigrated to America in 1937, beginning a brilliant career in management. 1942, he became a Professor of Philosophy amd politics at Bennington college and later Professor of Management at New York University. He had an uncanny ability to spot trends, years ahead of other thinkers who have since picked them up and made them the height of managerial fashion. Now 87, Drucker is the Professor of Social Sciences at Claremont Graduate School in California, and continues to teach and write with enthusiasm. An objective and at times critical assessment of his ideas and views, many of which were a head of their time, others simply radical.

Beatty, Jack

It was hailed as the biggest gold discovery this century, worth more than #15 billion, but it turned out to be a big mining scandal. This is an account of how, in 1995, Bre-X Minerals, a small Canadian mining company, shot to world fame and fortune after announcing the discovery of 71 million ounces of gold at the Busang site, on the island of Borneo, Indonesia. The value of Bre-X shares soared from $5 to $192.50 within minutes of listing in Toronto in 1996. In March 1997, Michael de Guzman, Bre-X's chief geologist, allegedly committed suicide - jumping out of his helicopter from 800 feet - after tests began to show hardly a trace of the gold he and Bre-X had claimed existed. The value of Bre-X shares plummeted again, but while investors suffered huge losses, Bre-X directors had made themselves millionaires many times over through the earlier sale of shares. This is an investigation of the business scandal, and an attempt to explain the events and motives leading up to it.

BRE-X: The Inside Story of the World's Biggest Mining Scam

Jennifer Wells

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