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  • Forbes, July 1, 2013 Audiobook by Forbes
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    Title: Forbes, July 1, 2013
    Author: Forbes
    Narrator: Ken Borgers
    Format: Highlights
    Length: Not Yet Known
    Language: English
    Release date: 07-01-13
    Publisher: Forbes
    Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy
    Publisher's Summary:
    Welcome to Forbes for July 1st, 2013 from Audible. This edition contains seven feature articles.
    In the cover story, we'll tell you about, Toby Keith, Cowboy Capitalist: Country's $500 Million Man Country superstar Toby Keith has some of the most loyal fans in music. And he owns enough product extensions to make sure they're also some of the most lucrative.
    Also, Oprah Winfrey Regains No. 1 Slot on Forbes 2013 List of the Most Powerful Celebrities She's Number One in a female-dominated top 10 that includes Lady Gaga, Beyonce, Madonna, Taylor Swift, and Ellen DeGeneres.
    Next, Meet Armando Montelongo: The Home-Flipping Huckster Who'll Make $50M This Year The one certain multimillionaire to emerge from Montelongos weekend seminars? Montelongo himself.
    Then, Is 21-Year-Old Samantha Shannon the Next J.K. Rowling? Shannon and her fellow scribes of the addictive fantasy-fiction ilk carry the expectations of an entire industry.
    We'll also tell you about, The Technology That Could Put Apple Back On Top A revolutionary new color enhancement technology could be exactly the boost that Apple needs to draw the Retina ahead of the S4.
    Followed by, Finally! The Fed May Stop Poisoning the Economy Our central bank is continually hailed for doing its part to help the economy, while the rest of Washington flounders. But the reality is contrary and ugly.
    And in our final story, Gilder's Triumph: Knowledge and Power author George Gilder's new work is his bestthe book of the year, maybe of the new millennium.
    6 min
  • Audible Fast Company, July/August 2013 Audiobook by Fast Company
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    Title: Audible Fast Company, July/August 2013
    Author: Fast Company
    Narrator: Ken Borgers
    Format: Highlights
    Length: 1 hr and 54 mins
    Language: English
    Release date: 07-01-13
    Publisher: Fast Company
    Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy
    Publisher's Summary:
    In this issue:
    "Unplug": Baratunde Thurston reports on how he left the internet for 25 days and thinks you should too.
    "How Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom Is Making Good on Facebook's Billion-Dollar Bet": Instagrams CEO is trying to solve the social networks mobile dilemma.
    "Toms Sets Out to Sell a Lifestyle, Not Just Shoes": How the founder of Toms Shoes has set out to save the world with his one-for-one tagline.
    "The Road to Resilience: How Unscientific Innovation Saved Marlin Steel": How a little maker of metal baskets shows how U. S. manufacturers can thrive against all comers.
    1 hr 54 min
  • Forbes, June 10, 2013 Audiobook by Forbes
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    Title: Forbes, June 10, 2013
    Author: Forbes
    Narrator: Ken Borgers
    Format: Highlights
    Length: 1 hr and 31 mins
    Language: English
    Release date: 06-10-13
    Publisher: Forbes
    Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy
    Publisher's Summary:
    Welcome to Forbes for June 10th, 2013 from Audible. This edition contains seven feature articles.
    In the cover story, we present The Forbes 2013 Investment Guide -- Tips from Forbes' top 2013 Wealth Wizards. Plus advice on ETFs, munis, retirement, taxes, and more.
    Also, Has Rob Arnott Built a Better Index Fund? The 58-year-old libertarian and finance geek is upending the established world of index fund investing.
    We'll also tell you about an Ex-Microsoft Exec Who's Living the Boomer Fantasy: Meaningful Work -- Martha'sTable CEO Patty Stonesifer is a poster child for those interested in shifting into personally meaningful work for their second or third act.
    Then, Wall Street Buying Adds to Housing Boom. Is a New Bubble on the Way? So far, at least, the big money has done wonders for Americas beleaguered housing market, establishing a floor on prices, revitalizing neighborhoods, and sparking housing markets nationwide. But some professionals worry about the long-term effects.
    Next, WILL Interactive Makes Games That Save Lives -- Can simulations create more effective leaders? Some of the world's best-known organizations think so.
    Followed by, IRS Scandal: Tip of The Iceberg -- To make government work for the people requires a vigorous enforcement of the constitutional limits on federal activities.
    And in our final story, Technology's Foes: Romantics Or Luddites? The war of ideas over technology and human destiny is about to heat up.
    1 hr 31 min
  • Audible Fast Company, June 2013 Audiobook by Fast Company
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    Title: Audible Fast Company, June 2013
    Author: Fast Company
    Narrator: Ken Borgers
    Format: Highlights
    Length: 1 hr and 13 mins
    Language: English
    Release date: 06-01-13
    Publisher: Fast Company
    Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy
    Publisher's Summary:
    In this issue:
    A highlight of the Top-20 selections from Fast Company's list of the 100 Most Creative People in Business.
    "Chipotles Secret Menu": A sea change in fast-food philosophy.
    "Giving and Relieving": Four economists came up with a simple but effective way of helping the Worlds poor.
    "In the Game Against Facebook, Amazon and Apple, House Google is Winning": How Google is winning.
    "Risky Innovation: Why Starbucks risky approach to innovation has worked so well.
    1 hr 13 min
  • Forbes, May 27, 2013 Audiobook by Forbes
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    Title: Forbes, May 27, 2013
    Author: Forbes
    Narrator: Ken Borgers
    Format: Highlights
    Length: 1 hr and 14 mins
    Language: English
    Release date: 05-27-13
    Publisher: Forbes
    Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy
    Publisher's Summary:
    Welcome to Forbes for May 27th, 2013 from Audible. This edition contains seven feature articles.
    In the cover story, Meg Whitman Jolts HP as its Reluctant Savior - Two years into an epically challenged tenure, Meg Whitman may yet emerge as Hewlett-Packard's best CEO since its founders.
    Also, The Tech Innovator who Almost Killed Saddam Hussein - In 1992, a decade before the U-S invasion of Iraq, Doron Kempel led Israels secret mission to kill Saddam Hussein and alter the course of history. Then an earsplitting explosion rocked the desert. And everything changed.
    Next, The World's Most Powerful Women 2013 - This year's list goes beyond the traditional taxonomy of the power elite (political and economic might). These change-agents are actually shifting our very idea of clout and authority and, in the process, transforming the world in fresh and exhilarating ways.
    Then, LeBron James Is the NBA's Leading Shoe Salesman - The games most dominant player is also crushing the competition in stores, outselling his nearest rivals signature sneakers 6-to-1 in the U-S.
    We'll also tell you about, Sinful Broker Denial and How an Index Ends It - A new index assesses the possibility that politicians actions affect the markets.
    Followed by, Invasion of the Machines: iRobot Hunts Bombs, Cleans Floors, Now Wants to Heal You - The end of iRobot's military boom focused it on figuring out how to make money off civilians.
    And in our final story, Can We Get a Decent Smartphone Camera? - Rambus invented a sensor that captures light as the human eye sees it. It may sell big if consumers stop caring about megapixels.
    1 hr 14 min
  • Forbes, May 13, 2013 Audiobook by Forbes
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    Title: Forbes, May 13, 2013
    Author: Forbes
    Narrator: Ken Borgers
    Format: Highlights
    Length: 1 hr and 1 min
    Language: English
    Release date: 05-13-13
    Publisher: Forbes
    Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy
    Publisher's Summary:
    Welcome to Forbes for May 13th, 2013 from Audible. This edition contains seven feature articles.
    In the cover story, we'll tell you about, John Doerr's Plan to Reclaim the Venture Capital Throne the man whose name is synonymous with venture capital talks about what's gone wrong with his legendary firm Kleiner Perkins, and how hes righting the ship.
    Also, Silicon Valley vs. Detroit: The Battle for the Car of the Future Driverless cars are predicted to hit showrooms by 2020. But they are just a part of an automotive revolution that may be the most transformative since Henry Fords assembly line.
    Next, The 10-Figure Touch: The Billionaires of the 2013 Midas List Seven of the worlds top venture investors have cobbled together 10-figure fortunes by putting smart money behind developing technology companies.
    We'll also tell you, How Goya Became One of America's Fastest-Growing Food Companies the largest Hispanic-owned food company in the U-S marketed beans to non-Hispanics and blasted past the 1 billion dollar revenue mark.
    Then, Swipely's Big Data Machine Brings Customer Insights to Merchants on Main Street Swipely turns credit card swipes into data-rich dashboards for shopkeepers who need them.
    Followed by, A Lesson for Rogue States The major powers appear to have understood the dangers of nuclear conflict without having had to experience them. Now they must turn their minds to solving the menace of rogue states.
    And in our final story, The Australian Tech That's Improving the World's Best Athletes Wearable sensors invaded European soccer and Aussie football. Now they're coming to the States.
    1 hr 1 min
  • Audible Fast Company, May 2013 Audiobook by Fast Company
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    Title: Audible Fast Company, May 2013
    Author: Fast Company
    Narrator: Ken Borgers
    Format: Highlights
    Length: 2 hrs and 9 mins
    Language: English
    Release date: 05-01-13
    Publisher: Fast Company
    Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy
    Publisher's Summary:
    In this issue:
    "How J. Crew Stays White Hot": How Jenna Lyons transformed the specialty retailer into a cult brand.
    "How a Young Community of Entrepreneurs is Rebuilding Detroit": Young entrepreneurs are trying to save Detroit.
    "Andrew Mason on how to Deal: From Founder to Ex-Groupon CEO": Groupons precipitous fall--and its audacious bid for redemption.
    "Meet the Tech Duo Thats Revitalizing the Medical Device Industry": The surgeries of old can be rebooted.
    2 hr 9 min
  • Forbes, April 22, 2013 Audiobook by Forbes
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    Title: Forbes, April 22, 2013
    Author: Forbes
    Narrator: Ken Borgers
    Format: Highlights
    Length: 1 hr and 22 mins
    Language: English
    Release date: 04-22-13
    Publisher: Forbes
    Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy
    Publisher's Summary:
    Welcome to Forbes for April 22, 2013 from Audible. This edition contains seven feature articles.
    In the cover story, we'll tell you. . . How Volkswagen Will Rule the World -- Nothing will halt Volkswagen Chief Martin Winterkorn's audacious onslaught on the auto business. Not even Europe's collapsing economy.
    Also, Merck Could Return to Greatness if the CEO Can Leave His Own Past Behind -- Merck has introduced more new medicines in the past 60 years than any other company. However, it hasn't launched a drug that has reached annual sales of more than 1 billion dollars since 2007.
    Next, Life After Barbie: Why Mattel Isn't Scared of iPads and Video Games -- CEO Bryan Stockton believes a new action figure, debuting this summer, will join the company's other promising toy franchises to smooth Mattels way in a post-Barbie world.
    We'll also tell you, Why There's No 'Cooking With Honey Boo Boo' On Food Network -- The Food Network has succeeded with a radical plan: staying true to its roots. Its impossible to find a program on the cable channel that doesnt deal with cooking.
    Then, In Silicon Valley Talent War, Zombie Math Rules -- There's a worldwide scramble to find great software engineers -- and for some companies, a winning approach involves zombie math games.
    Followed by, How a Mourning Entrepreneur and a Dogged Doctor Rescued a Rare Disease Drug -- Marc Beer was done starting companies--until he met a doctor who could help patients with a rare and terrible disease. Investors couldn't be happier.
    And in our final story, Is This the Fastest-Growing Game Company Ever? In less than a year Supercell has launched two of the biggest apps in Apple's history. It's now grossing $70 million--a month.
    1 hr 22 min
  • Audible Fast Company, April 2013 Audiobook by Fast Company
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    Title: Audible Fast Company, April 2013
    Author: Fast Company
    Narrator: Ken Borgers
    Format: Highlights
    Length: 1 hr and 51 mins
    Language: English
    Release date: 04-01-13
    Publisher: Fast Company
    Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy
    Publisher's Summary:
    In this issue:
    "The Rebels Saving Hollywood": Digital pioneers are rebooting the entertainment industry.
    "50 Percent of the Tipping Point is Wrong": The man who believes he can become the next Malcolm Gladwell.
    "True to Its Roots": The founders of Kickstarter refuse to act like other startups.
    "Irokos Jason Njoku Is Creating the Next Netflix in Nigeria": A poor kid from London masterminded the African equivalent of Netflix.
    1 hr 51 min
  • Forbes, April 1, 2013 Audiobook by Forbes
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    Title: Forbes, April 1, 2013
    Author: Forbes
    Narrator: Ken Borgers
    Format: Highlights
    Length: 1 hr and 10 mins
    Language: English
    Release date: 04-01-13
    Publisher: Forbes
    Genres: Business, Commerce & Economy
    Publisher's Summary:
    Welcome to Forbes for April 1st, 2013 from Audible. This edition contains seven feature articles.
    In the cover story, we'll tell you about, Carl Icahn Unleashed: Wall Street's Richest Man Is on the Attack Freed from investors and flush with cash, Carl Icahn is targeting companies by the dozen. The bigger, the better just ask Michael Dell.
    Also, The 12 Most Disruptive Names in Business Profiles of the dozen disruptors less content to improve the status quo than to blow it up.
    Next , Nir Zuk's Palo Alto Networks Is Blowing Up Internet Security Zuk is selling the first new class of firewall in 11 years. His company successfully IPOed in July 2012, bringing in $260 million. Its products are crushing the competition.
    Then, The Cookie Crumbles: Can Mondelez Find Its Mojo? Irene Rosenfeld blew up Kraft promising to spark growth. Six months and two underwhelming quarters later investors are still waiting.
    We'll also tell you about, The Capital of Water How to turn around a struggling industrial city like Milwaukee? Become the global technology hub for a resource they know better than anyone.
    Followed by, Conjuring Up Animal Spirits Paul Johnson insists animal spirits are needed to get the world's capitalist economies humming again.
    And in our final story, Why Does America Hate Late Bloomers? Has the late bloomer disappeared from our cultural imagination? Not everyone awakens early to lifes possibilities or to his or her own potential.
    1 hr 10 min

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