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'A Random Walk Down Wall Street' at 50
Interview 'A Random Walk Down Wall Street': 50 years on Burton Malkiel, author of the investing classic, remains a champion of index investing.
By Kim Clark Published
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Capital
business In a rapidly gentrifying London neighborhood, owning property “was like being in the casino in which you were guaranteed to be a winner.” Still, the house-rich homeowners are unsettled.
By Sandra Block Published
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Hillbilly Elegy
business Author: J.D.
By Mark Solheim Published
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The Big Short
business Publisher: Norton, W.
By Miriam Cross Published
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Nickel and Dimed
business This is the account of a journalist who goes undercover to live among the working poor.
By Anne Kates Smith Published
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How to Retire Happy
retirement This exceptionally well-written primer, from the former retirement writer for the Washington Post, is in its fourth edition.
By Douglas Harbrecht Published
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Alexander Hamilton
Financial Planning Before the musical “Hamilton,” there was this landmark biography from award-winning author Ron Chernow.
By Bob Niedt Published
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Dark Money: The Hidden History of the Billionaires Behind the Rise of the Radical Right
Markets Have a massive fortune, political vision, and no idea how to pull the two together? Jane Mayer’s Dark Money may be the summer read for you.
By Brendan Pedersen Published
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Recession Proof
Markets So what makes a recession a recession, anyway? This book explains all in plain language, giving readers an understanding of what recessions are, why they happen, and the signs that the next one is on the way.
By Jim Patterson Published
Markets