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Augmented: Life In The Smart Lane. By Brett King. Marshall Cavendish International. 300 pp. [Forthcoming book]

Excerpt: Augmented: Life In The Smart Lane

Futurist Brett King expands his universe in forthcoming book
A Wealth of Common Sense: Why Simplicity Trumps Complexity In Any Investment Plan. By Ben Carlson. Bloomberg Press/Wiley. 224 pp.

Common sense for individual investors

Book Review: Exploding 14 common investor myths
Heroes & Villains of Finance: The 50 Most Colourful Characters in the History of Finance. By A. Baldwin. John Wiley & Sons Ltd., 205 pp.

Scoundrels, savants, and saviors of finance

Book Review: A gallery of figures who made finance and its regulations and laws what they are today
The Second Machine Age: Work, Progress, And Prosperity In A Time Of Brilliant Technologies. By Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfee. W.W. Norton. 320 pp.

“Digital” is the new “steam”

Book Review: How will you, and your bank, adapt to “second machine age”?
Semi-Organic Growth: Tactics and Strategies Behind Google’s Success. By George T. Geis. John Wiley & Sons, 209pp.

Learning from Google’s M&A strategy

Book Review: Techniques of modern business giants; adapting “ecosystems” approach to banking
The Gen Z Effect: The Six Forces Shaping The Future Of Business. By Tom Koulopoulos and Dan Keldsen. Bibliomotion. 230 pp.

Time to ditch generational thinking?

Book Review: "Gen Z Effect" means technology's erasing generational lines faster than you know
Dancing The Digital Tune: The 5 Principles Of Competing In A Digital World. By Manish Grover. CD Press, 206 pp.

5 key principles of digital marketing

Book Review: Yet, does digital marketing differ from marketing?
Low Hanging Fruit: 77 Eye-Opening Ways to Improve Productivity and Profits. By Jeremy Eden and Terri Long. Wiley. 200 pp.

Rethink your business and then rebuild

Book Review: Better management in 77 bite-sized chunks
How To Invest Your Time Like Money. By Elizabeth Grace Saunders. Harvard Business Review Press. 75 pp. (This is solely available as an ebook.)

24 hours—that’s all, folks

Book Review: A short, timely guide to regaining your life
Catching Lighting in a Bottle: How Merrill Lynch Revolutionized The Financial World. By Winthrop H. Smith, Jr., with co-author William Ecenbarger. John Wiley & Sons. 600 pp.

Breeding the Bull

Book Review: Making, remaking, unmaking of Merrill Lynch, a financial revolutionary
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