All articles by Theodore Kinni

Chip Bell teams up with Marshall Goldsmith in the third edition of his best-selling business book on mentorship.

In Common Ground on Hostile Turf, environmental mediator Lucy Moore offers insights applicable to change management.

Professors Usha Haley and George Haley identify the origin of Chinese dominance in four major industries.

A new book on creativity turns the conventional approach to business innovation on its head.

David Farber’s seminal bio of John J. Raskob sets the business context for The Great Gatsby.

Mohsin Hamid’s new novel raises perennial questions about the sacrifices we make to get ahead.

Dan Heath, the coauthor of Decisive: How to Make Better Choices in Life and Work, explains how to raise the quality of your company’s decisions.

Ed Whitacre rescued a couple of iconic American companies, but a few years too late for my family.

In Story of My People, Edoardo Nesi explores that fate of his family’s company—and of local industry—amid rising global competition.

Physicist William Cooke discusses the potential for algal biofuels to become the next big alternative energy source.

Our annual review of the year’s best business books.

Management professor Vijay Govindarajan explains why companies have trouble implementing new ideas — and what they should do about it.

A select shelf of books that not only expanded the corporate lexicon, but still have the power to change the way we see the world and do business.

How a new view of consumers changed the way we think about products, companies, and economies.