Free
by Chris Anderson | 
Measure What Matters
by John Doerr | 
Conspiracy of Fools
by Kurt Eichenwald | 
The Money Culture
by Michael Lewis | 
The Smartest Guys in the Room
by Bethany McLean | 
The $100 Startup
by Chris Guillebeau | 
The Infinite Game
by Simon Sinek | 
Hit Refresh
by Satya Nadella | 
Anything You Want
by Derek Sivers | 
Remote
by Jason Fried |
In-N-Out Burger
by Stacy Perman | 
Sprint
by Jake Knapp | 
I.O.U.
by John Lanchester | 
Supercapitalism
by Robert B. Reich | 
Economics
by Ha-Joon Chang | 
The Great Deformation
by David A. Stockman | 
The Oligarchs
by David E. Hoffman | 
Makers and Takers
by Rana Foroohar | 
Life Inc.
by Douglas Rushkoff | 
Private Island
by James Meek |
Wal-Mart isn't just the world's biggest company, it is probably the world's most written-about. But no book until this one has managed to penetrate its wall of silence or go beyond the usual polemics to analyze its actual effects on its customers, workers, and suppliers. Drawing on unprecedented interviews with former Wal-Mart executives and a wealth of staggering data (e.g., Americans spend $36 million an hour at Wal-Mart stores, and in 2004 its growth alone was bigger than the total revenue of 469 of the Fortune 500), The Wal-Mart Effect is an intimate look at a business that is dramatically reshaping our lives.