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Your choice—dental work or a meeting?

Your choice—dental work or a meeting?

Book Review: Book excerpt makes meetings easier to make first choice
AMA Business Boot Camp: Management and Leadership Fundamentals That Will See You Successfully Through Your Career. AMACOM Books. Edited by Edward T. Reilly, 236 pp.

Solid skills guide for new managers

Book Review: Newbies—and veterans—should attend this "boot camp"
Building Home: Howard F. Ahmanson and the Politics of the American Dream. By Eric John Abrahamson. University of California Press, 2013, 368 pages, $34.95.

Sandman for the American Dream

Book Review: Story of S&L titan H.F. Ahmanson
The Alchemists: Three Central Bankers And A World On Fire. By Neal Irwin. Penguin Press, 400 pp.

"The Alchemists" digs into central banks & crisis

Book Review: Reporter's inside view of role of key players in fire control
Wait: The Art and Science of Delay. By Frank Partnoy. Public Affairs/Perseus Book Group, 292 pp.

Smash your clock!

Book Review: Why is it so important to make fast decisions?
The AIG Story. By Maurice R. Greenberg and Lawrence A. Cunningham. Wiley, 328 pp.

AIG Story: Fall of an insurance giant

Book Review: "Hank" Greenberg's side of the mega-insurer's story
Winning More Business in Financial Services. By Michael Salmon. McGraw-Hill, 224 pp.

Essential database marketing primer for banks

Book Review: Guide aids structuring, sustaining ongoing client acquisition 
The Essays of Warren Buffett: Lessons for Corporate America. Essays by Warren E. Buffet. Selected, arranged, and introduced by Lawrence A. Cunningham. Third Edition, Carolina Academic Press, 308 pp.

Off to hear the Wizard (of Omaha)

Book Review: Smorgasbord of Warren Buffett thoughts on business, stocks, accounting, and taxes
Socialized!: How The Most Successful Businesses Harness The Power Of Social. By Mark Fidelman. Part of the Social Century Series. Bibliomotion, Inc. 271 pp.

Socialize your bank or else

Book Review: Not a fad—it could mean your job, author insists
The Little Book That Still Saves Your Assets: What the Rich Continue to Do to Stay Wealthy in Up and Down Markets. By David M. Darst, Wiley, 226 pp.

Clear guide to asset allocation

Book Review: Morgan Stanley exec charts path for investors sorting out confusing times
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