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Cathy O’Neil examines how modern shame divides us and how we can develop a healthier version
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The search for the ‘most compelling and enjoyable’ business book of 2022 begins
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Sebastian Mallaby’s sweeping history of the billion-dollar risk-takers who powered a technological revolution
Former lead investigator for the Icelandic regulator shares his insights into how fraud was unearthed and bankers jailed
The management, finance and economic titles destined to be heading for the tip
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