6 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
Joe Nocera's 1994 social history of how financial products — mutual funds, credit cards, 401(k)s — were introduced to middle-class Americans between 1950 and 1990, reframing financial democratization as a series of chaotic improvisations.
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 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 financial journalist — former CNBC contributor and author of The Nvidia Way — who covered Nvidia and the semiconductor industry and became one of the most respected voices on Jensen Huang and Nvidia's strategy.
Michael Lewis's 1992 New Republic essay critiquing Warren Buffett as a hypocrite whose saintly public persona obscured ruthless competitive behavior.
American daily financial newspaper published since 1889 — the highest-circulation newspaper in the United States — and the primary source for business and financial news journalism in America.