Results for: books tagged ‘Finance’

  1. The Power of Yes

    The Power of Yes: David Hare

    David Hare's urgent and compelling new play on the fall of capitalism that seeks to explore what happened, and why. More

  2. Tornado Pratt

    Tornado Pratt: Paul Ableman

    Tornado Pratt is the last of the old-style American tycoons who has lived his life with ferocious vigour through the vacillating fortunes of twentieth-century America. The novel finds him in ... More

  3. Ship of Fools

    Ship of Fools: Fintan O'Toole

    The definitive, blistering polemic on the near-total extinction of the Celtic Tiger, held up as a model for small nations everywhere in the boom. More

  4. House of All Nations

    House of All Nations: Christina Stead

    For money, wrote Balzac, 'people fight and devour one another like spiders in a pot'. In House of All Nations, the pot is an exclusive private European bank, and the ... More

  5. Inheritance

    Inheritance: Mike Packer

    Harry wants to leave an inheritance for his sons. So, going against life-long political convictions, he joins the property-owning class. Then the economic crisis hits.A timely, comic and poignant exploration ... More

  6. This Bleeding City

    This Bleeding City: Alex Preston

    The timely and shattering novel of one man swept away in the current financial crisis, and its emotional and moral boom and bust. More

  7. Enough is Enough

    Enough is Enough: Fintan O'Toole

    In Ship of Fools Fintan O'Toole set out to explain Ireland's damning economic crisis. In Enough is Enough he maps out a route for the Republic and asks, 'What next?'. More

  8. Capital

    Capital: John Lanchester

    Pepys Road: an ordinary street in the Capital. Each house has seen its fair share of first steps and last breaths, and plenty of laughter in between. Today, through each ... More

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