11 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
American financial journalist, co-anchor of CNBC's Squawk Box, founder of the DealBook conference, and author of Too Big to Fail — the definitive narrative account of the 2008 financial crisis.
American journalist and author who placed the first DoorDash order in 2013 while living near Stanford, and later wrote Weed the People, a journalistic account of marijuana legalization.
American hotelier, author, and founder of Joie de Vivre Hotels, who joined Airbnb as Head of Global Hospitality to bring hospitality expertise to a technology company, later founding the Modern Elder Academy.
Former Amazon executive who co-authored Working Backwards with Bill Carr, documenting Amazon's internal management methodologies including the PR/FAQ process and the six-pager memo.
American technology journalist and author of The Qualcomm Equation — the most comprehensive account of Qualcomm's business model and the CDMA standards battle.
American journalist and author specializing in business biography, best known for his books on Jamie Dimon and McKinsey & Company.
American financial journalist at the Wall Street Journal and author of The Man Who Solved the Market — the most comprehensive account of Renaissance Technologies ever published, achieved through years of source-building among former RenTec employees.
American journalist and author who wrote Emperors of Chocolate after securing rare access to the notoriously secretive Mars family company.
British sports journalist at the Wall Street Journal and co-author of The Formula with Joshua Robinson — the comprehensive business history of Formula 1.
American sports journalist and co-author with Jonathan Clegg of The Formula: The Untold Story of How a Team of Misfits Built the Most Successful Formula One Car in History — a comprehensive business history of Formula 1.
American journalist and author, former deputy editor at Bloomberg Businessweek, known for narrative business journalism including his biography of Glock.