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The New York Times recently
released its “Essential Wall Street Summer Reading List,” which includes
must-read books for those in the business sector and/or anyone who is trying to
make smart financial decisions. The list includes books that offer tips on
everything from basic bookkeeping to higher-level investment advice.
One of the books that tops the list is James B. Stewart’s Den of Thieves. The book is
older—published in 1992—so it’s a bit of a surprise pick for the New York Times. However, it talks about
insider trading in great detail, and the relevance of this topic to today’s
world likely has a lot to do with why it made the cut.
Other books on the list include Barbarians at the Gate: The Fall of RJR Nabisco by Bryan Burrough
and John Helyar; and Liar’s Poker by
Michael Lewis. While you might be able to get some great tips from these books,
remember nothing beats the bookkeeping and general
financial advice you can find at Susan S. Lewis, Ltd., based in Naperville.
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