Muhammad Yunus presents a new business model that marries the entrepreneurial spirit with the desire to improve social conditions. This model, called social business, seeks to address social issues through sustainable, innovative, and financially viable methods, unlike traditional profit-maximizing businesses.
This book explores the paradoxical positive traits of psychopaths and how they can contribute to success in society.
The Fall of Berlin 1945 is a compelling historical account of the final chapter of World War II in Europe, detailing the intense and brutal battle for Berlin.
‘The Gun Debate: What Everyone Needs to Know’ by Philip J. Cook and Kristin A. Goss is an essential read that distills the contentious debate around guns in the United States into clear, digestible facts and arguments. The book navigates through a variety of topics including gun control policies, the impact of guns on society, the Second Amendment, and the influence of gun advocacy groups. It aims to provide a balanced overview, offering perspectives from both sides of the debate while also introducing relevant statistics and research findings to ground the discussion in reality.
The Imperfectionists intertwines the personal lives and professional turmoil of the staff at an English-language newspaper in Rome over several decades.
A Jewish teenager’s diary reveals her life, dreams, and fears in Nazi-occupied Amsterdam.
Guide to creating, publishing, and earning from your podcast.
THAT SIK LUV is a tale of unconditional love and the complexities it brings in the lives of the characters involved.