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Title: Audible Fast Company, February 2014

Author: Fast Company

Narrator: Ken Borgers

Format: Highlights

Length: 2 hrs and 9 mins

Language: English

Release date: 02-01-14

Publisher: Fast Company

Ratings: 4.5 of 5 out of 3 votes

Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy

Publisher's Summary:

In this issue:

"Apples Next Rock Star": The woman charged with making Apple shine again.

"Netflix: The Red Menace": Netflix is about to upend the movie industry for a second time.

"Troy Carter: Fired by Lady Gaga and Loving It": Lady Gagas longtime manager isnt moping around after being fired by the megastar.

"The Heart of Hale County": A place where young design idealists have descended on for the past 20 years.

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Title: Forbes, January 27, 2014

Author: Forbes

Narrator: Ken Borgers

Format: Highlights

Length: 1 hr and 32 mins

Language: English

Release date: 01-27-14

Publisher: Forbes

Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy

Publisher's Summary:

Welcome to Forbes for January 27th, 2014 from Audible. This edition contains seven feature articles.

In the cover story, we'll tell you about, America's Most Promising Companies: The Top 25 of 2014 - Producing a ranking in the opaque world of privately-held companies is never easy. But were confident that many of these are the IPOs and billion-dollar acquisitions of tomorrow.

Also, Suja Juice: The Unlikely Team That's Building The Country's Fastest Growing Beverage Company - A surfer dude and self-taught chef teams up with a law-school dropout turned yoga instructor to create one of the fastest-growing organic juice makers ever.

Next, Michael Steinhardt, Wall Street's Greatest Trader, Is Back - And He's Reinventing Investing Again - Michael Steinhardt forged the model for making hedge fund billions before exiting the game. With WisdomTree, hes back to upend Wall Street againthis time, with the little-guy investor at his side.

Followed by, Brooklyn Billionaire: How One Man Made a Fortune Rebuilding Dumbo - Cash crises, political grudge matches, suicide. None of it stopped David Walentas from forging a ten-digit fortune by creating an entire neighborhood in New Yorks underdog borough. And hes about to do it all again.

Then, China Is Dependent on Our Fiscal Health - The world's second largest economy is becoming more dependent on the U-S and the rest of the world for its strength and prosperity.

We'll also tell you about, Five Big Steps Toward Faster Global Growth - Running an economy on free credit works for the government and the well-connected but not for the rest, especially small businesses and new workers.

And finally, A Story of Transformation: The Conviction Key - Good companies relentlessly seek marginal improvements. But great companies do more than that: They dig deeper to find transformative gains.

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Title: Forbes, January 13, 2014

Author: Forbes

Narrator: Ken Borgers

Format: Highlights

Length: Not Yet Known

Language: English

Release date: 01-13-14

Publisher: Forbes

Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy

Publisher's Summary:

Welcome to Forbes for January 13th, 2014 from Audible. This edition contains seven feature articles.

In the cover story, 30 Under 30 Who Are Changing the World 2014 - FORBES presents our third annual 30 Under 30, a list of the brightest young stars in 15 different fields under the age of 30.

Also, The Inside Story of Snapchat: The World's Hottest App or a $3 Billion Disappearing Act? Bobby Murphy, 25, and Evan Spiegel, 23, have turned Snapchat and its disappearing photos into the hottest app in America for teenagers. Will they become two of the youngest billionaires everor fade quickly into business infamy?

Next, Tale of Two Bankers: Bob McCann and Sergio Ermotti Are Reinventing Wall Street - Good timing; great luck. In the last three years UBS wealth management operation brought in $137 billion in net new client money. Thanks to Ermotti and McCann, it is now the largest private banker in the world, with $1.7 trillion in assets.

We'll also tell you about . . . The Biggest Bet Ever: Soros, Paulson and Cooperman Take On Adelson Over the Future of Gambling in America -- George Soros, John Paulson, and Leon Cooperman have secretly moved into battle mode against Sheldon Adelson. The stakes: the future of gambling in America.

Then, The Big Easy's Movie Money Pit - Louisiana politicians decided handouts would turn the state into a Tinseltown rival. Now they're stuck with them.

Followed by, China Bites Into Bitcoin - A speculative frenzy turned Bobby Lee's BTC China into the world's biggest Bitcoin exchange. Then Beijing dropped the boom. Easy come, easy go.

And in our final story, Enduring Success: Soft-Edge Excellence - Loyalty, passion, and commitment are the dividends of a strong soft edge.

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Title: Audible Fast Company, December/January 2013

Author: Fast Company

Narrator: Ken Borgers

Format: Highlights

Length: 53 mins

Language: English

Release date: 12-01-13

Publisher: Fast Company

Ratings: 2.5 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy

Publisher's Summary:

In this issue:

"Secrets of the Most Productive People": Pharrell Williams is doing it all.

"A Girl Who Codes": Young women are breaking into the boys' club of coding.

"The Amazon Whisperer": A mysterious online company has cracked the secret to making products people want.

"SoulCycles New Spin": A high-end gym chain is trying to expand its brand without losing its way.

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Title: Forbes, November 4, 2013

Author: Forbes

Narrator: Ken Borgers

Format: Highlights

Length: 1 hr and 17 mins

Language: English

Release date: 11-04-13

Publisher: Forbes

Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy

Publisher's Summary:

Welcome to Forbes for November 4, 2013. This edition contains seven feature articles.

In the cover story, Dell Officially Goes Private: Inside the Nastiest Tech Buyout Ever -- After a battle to take this eponymous PC maker private, Michael Dell now answers to no one. That, he says, will prove the company's salvation.

Also, Mexico's Enrique Pena Nieto Is Leading an Oil Revolution Worth Billions -- Americas southern neighbor is on the cusp of its greatest economic transformation in a century, thanks to the courageous oil reforms of its new president.

Next, Up-And-Comers: Meet Three Organizations Changing Healthcare Forever -- While ObamaCare stutters on, these entrepreneurs are finding their own solutions to health care challenges.

We'll also tell you about, The World's Most Powerful People 2013 -- Whos more powerful: the autocratic leader of a former superpower or the handcuffed commander in chief of the most dominant country in the world?

Then, Government Wins Big, But the Country Needs a New Debt Limit -- The hands-down winner in the October budget fiasco was big government; the national debt will quickly surge toward $18 trillion. As Republicans regroup, theres no indication that the fiasco was a learning experience.

Followed by, The Smart Money Behind The Hunger Games -- Mark Rachesky makes billions for his investors by grabbing control of companies like Lions Gate Entertainment on the cheap.

And in our final story, Story Power: The Hero's Journey -- Businesses must begin to tell their hero's journey stories, because stories drive change.

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Title: Audible Fast Company, November 2013

Author: Fast Company

Narrator: Ken Borgers

Format: Highlights

Length: 2 hrs and 3 mins

Language: English

Release date: 11-01-13

Publisher: Fast Company

Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 1 votes

Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy

Publisher's Summary:

In this issue:

"Inside 23andMe Founder Anne Wojcickis $99 DNA Revolution": The genetic-testing company can tell you how to live smarter, better, and longer. It can also tell you what might kill you.

"Against the Tide": The Dutch are sharing and selling what they've learned from centuries of catastrophic floods.

"Inside Twitters Vision for a TV-Powered, Profitable Future": Twitters mission to woo stars, networks, and advertisers and transform the company into an IPO-worthy role model for every startup.

"Let A Billion Streams Bloom": Spotify is luring millions of listeners, irritating artists and quite possibly saving the beleaguered music business.

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Title: Forbes, October 14, 2013

Author: Forbes

Narrator: Ken Borgers

Format: Highlights

Length: 1 hr and 22 mins

Language: English

Release date: 10-14-13

Publisher: Forbes

Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy

Publisher's Summary:

Welcome to Forbes for October 14th, 2013, from Audible. This edition contains seven feature articles.

The cover story: "Can Twitter Save TV? (And Can TV Save Twitter?)" The hyped IPO lacks a real business plan. The television networks bleed viewers. Inside their plan to make billions together.

Also "Darwin's Digital Darlings: How These Web 1.0 Companies Survived and Thrived". Many early dotcoms raised obscene amounts of private or public money on the strength of a story, rather than a business plan, much less a real product or service. Most perished during the meltdown. But a savvy few found ways to reinvent themselves, to survive - and thrive.

Next "Carnival's Stalled Cruise: Can Micky Arison's Handpicked Successor Right the Ship?" A daring string of massive acquisitions turned Carnival into the largest vacation company in the world. Now, after a series of crises and a 30 percent drop in earnings at the company, new CEO Arnold Donald insists he has a clear plan to get Carnival cruising again.

Then "Startup School: An MBA Designed for Entrepreneurs, Not I-Bankers". Ten-year-old Acton's curriculum discards the traditional MBA silos of finance, accounting, and marketing to revolve around the entrepreneurial cycle of creating, growing, and selling a business.

We'll also tell you about "Bill Pulte: From Home Builder to Detroit's Unlikely Blight Buster". If there's one thing Pulte Group has mastered over 60 years, it's building homes efficiently. Now, Pulte's Detroit Blight Authority is using that expertise to clear out the city's blighted neighborhoods.

Followed by "Three Key Questions for Obamacare's Rollout". President Obama's signature health law achieved a major milestone on October 1, when its subsidized insurance exchanges went online. Obamacare is already reshaping the health insurance landscape. If you want to track how well the law is working, keep an eye on three key aspects of it.

And our final story "Tara's Lesson: Smart Leaders Copy". To develop a successful leadership style, learn from the best.

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Title: Forbes, September 23, 2013

Author: Forbes

Narrator: Ken Borgers

Format: Highlights

Length: 1 hr and 40 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-23-13

Publisher: Forbes

Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy

Publisher's Summary:

Welcome to Forbes for September 23rd, 2013 from Audible. This edition contains seven feature articles.

The cover story: Inside The 2013 Forbes 400: Facts and Figures on America's Richest -- Five years after the financial crisis sent the fortunes of many in the U-S and around the world tumbling, the wealthiest as a group have finally gained back all that they lost.

Also, Cost of Living Extremely Well Index: The Price of The Good Life -- As the wealthy are willing to spend more, it will cost them more to live it up.

Next, The Monetary Church: Bring On the Iconoclasts" -- The less concern there is about inflation, the greater difficulty a central bank will have in halting it.

We'll also tell you about, The Secretive Sultan of Sports Medicine: Meet the Billionaire Behind Arthrex -- The man who powers the world's orthopedic surgeons has built a $2.5 billion fortune by clobbering anyone in his way. And punishing anyone who talks about it.

Then, Snubbed by Oracle, Workday's Duffield and Bhusri Hit Jackpot -- Dave Duffield and Aneel Bhusri lost their old company in an Oracle takeover. Their new software company, Workday, is fueling the fastest wealth increase in the entire Forbes 400.

Followed by, Guns, Girls, and Sex Tapes: The Unhinged, Hedonistic Saga of Billionaire Stewart Rahr, Number One King of All Fun -- What happens when a man has more cash than he can ever spend and no rules on how to spend it? Stewart Rahr's answer: an unhinged, hedonistic bender, filled with girls, guns, sex tapes--and a lesson in whether money really can buy happiness.

And in our final story, Superman's Bicycle -- The Specialized Turbo has a battery and a motor that turn your efforts into Superman's.

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Title: Forbes, September 9, 2013

Author: Forbes

Narrator: Ken Borgers

Format: Highlights

Length: 1 hr and 19 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-09-13

Publisher: Forbes

Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy

Publisher's Summary:

Welcome to Forbes for September 9th, 2013 from Audible. This edition contains seven feature articles.

In the cover story: There are a Billion Reasons Why Ross Perot Jr. Loves That 'Giant Sucking Sound' -- While H. Ross Perot Sr. famously railed against free trade and government debt, his namesake has built another family empire by leveraging them both. The result is one of the worlds great logistics hubsand a third billion-dollar fortune for the Texas dynasty.

Also, Warburg Pincus: The Merchant of Modest -- With more than $40 billion in assets under management, Warburg Pincus isnt anywhere near being the biggest among private equity firms. But what it lacks in size it more than make up for in smart deal selection, hard work, and profitable exits.

Next, City Surgeon: Can the Cleveland Clinic Save Its Hometown? The Cleveland Clinic offers some of the finest healthcare available anywhere in the world. But will Chief Executive Toby Cosgrove's bold plan to create an Epcot Center for med tech be enough to save the ailing city?

We'll also tell you about, The Terrifying Search Engine That Finds Internet-Connected Cameras, Traffic Lights, Medical Devices, Baby Monitors, and Power Plants -- Shodan, named after the villainous sentient computer in the videogame System Shock, scours the Internet, looking for devices that shouldnt be on line or that are vulnerable to being hacked.

Then, The Nielsen of Amazon Orders? Data Startup StellaService Rates E-Commerce, and Google Wants In.

Followed by, Same Moonshine, Different Name: Welcome to the Age of Cellulosic Ethanol -- A Dutch company and an American ethanol producer hope to put a new kind of fuel in your gas tank whether it makes economic sense or not. Thanks, Washington.

And in our final story. . . . True Grit: Blinded and Gifted -- While still hospitalized after being blinded in a teenage accident in 1962, Russell Redenbaugh made several profound declarations that shaped the course of his life.

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Title: Forbes, July 29, 2013

Author: Forbes

Narrator: Ken Borgers

Format: Highlights

Length: 1 hr and 22 mins

Language: English

Release date: 07-29-13

Publisher: Forbes

Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy

Publisher's Summary:

Welcome to Forbes for July 29th, 2013 from Audible. This edition contains seven feature articles.

In the cover story: Inside The Secret Tech Ventures That Are Reshaping The Israeli-Arab-Palestinian World -- As Israeli and Palestinian politicians lurch toward peace talks, entrepreneurs have been quietly taking action.

Also, Is Your College Going Broke? The Most and Least Financially Fit Schools In America.

Next, Behind Forbes College Financial Grades -- Except for a small number of elite institutions, listed tuition rates almost never reflect the underlying financial well-being of a college.

Then, Juiced Up: Inside $3.5 Billion Organic Giant Hain Celestial, Whole Foods' Biggest Supplier -- Irwin Simon built the world's largest natural foods company -- and hit an economic home run for New York State. Now he plans to spend more than $100 million a year on acquisitions to double Hain Celestial's U-S sales to $2 billion.

We'll also tell you, How An Enron Cast-Off Became One Of America's Great Oil Companies -- Mark Papa transformed EOG Resources into one of the great companies in the industry. What he says about the fracking boom will surprise you.

Followed by, Intervention in the Third World: A Case for Masterly Inactivity? One doesn't need to be a general to see that further military involvement in the Muslim world would be foolish.

And in our final story, Hackers Reveal Nasty New Car Attacks--With Me Behind The Wheel -- A pair of Pentagon-funded hackers prove it's possible to take control of your car with a few keystrokes. Time for Detroit to wake up.