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BANK 3.0: Why Banking Is No Longer Somewhere You Go, But Something You Do. By Brett King. Marshall Cavendish/Business. 400 pp.

Upgrade for Brett King's Bank 2.0

Book Review: Fasten your seat belts, going to be a bumpy year
No More Pointless Meetings, Breakthrough Sessions That Will Revolutionize The Way You Work. By Martin Murphy, Amacom. 240 pp.

Banishing key bane of bank life—meetings

Book Review: Tips for avoiding wasted meeting time
Bull By The Horns: Fighting To Save Main Street From Wall Street And Wall Street From Itself. By Sheila Bair, former FDIC Chairman, Free Press. 388 pp.

Two views on Sheila Bair

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Bull By The Horns: Fighting To Save Main Street From Wall Street And Wall Street From Itself. By Sheila Bair, former FDIC Chairman, Free Press. 388 pp.

A banker's take on Bull By The Horns

Book Review: Get past the slaps for some serious history
Cyberheist: The Biggest Financial Threat Facing American Businesses Since The Meltdown Of 2008. By Stu Sjouwerman. KnowBe4, 240 pp.

Good primer to anti-bank cybercrime

Book Review: "Cyberheist" does good job explaining risks and methods
Bull By The Horns: Fighting To Save Main Street From Wall Street And Wall Street From Itself. By Sheila Bair, former FDIC Chairman, Free Press. 388 pp.

Bair during the crisis

Book Review: Ex-FDIC chief's take on the Great Recession
Liquidity & Rate Risk: FASB proposes challenging rules

Liquidity & Rate Risk: FASB proposes challenging rules

New financial instrument proposal needs scrutiny
Business Networking and Sex (not what you think). By Dr. Ivan Misner, Hazel M. Walker, and Frank J. De Raffele, Jr. Entrepreneur Press, 224 pp.

Do men or women make better networkers?

Book Review: He says: New book looks at it from both sides
Business Networking and Sex (not what you think). By Dr. Ivan Misner, Hazel M. Walker, and Frank J. De Raffele, Jr. Entrepreneur Press, 224 pp.

Not-so-serious look at a serious subject

Book Review: She says: Networking insights get lost amid clichéd ribbing
Finance and the Good Society, by Robert J. Shiller. Princeton University Press, 288 pp.

Good press for finance, for a change

Book Review: Author argues finance can be force for good in tough times
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