Business Books

Bonsylar asked:


The business plan books I’m reading say I need to make projections on profits and loss and I have no idea where to find that info.
Like energy costs, phone bills, and other overhead.
How do I predict how I will do in the first few months?
Thanks in advance

Ferdinand

mookie123 asked:


Like owning a franchise or a corporation? any suggestions? please leave the authors name also.

Toby

jack1234 asked:


I am major in science, hence I do not have any knowledge in business world. I do take a few of business courses in college, but they are very elementary and more on theory(like marketing), which I will not be likely to use it, because I don’t have any intention to setup my own business.

What I wish to understand is more on the practical stuff like how people buy share, sell share, how the share market worked, how bank interest worked, how to read the financial information of a company, etc

Can anyone recommend me any book that can allow me to grasp all those practical business concepts? I am now simply ignorance of it…

Patrick

Zayn C asked:


I am in 11th grade and I want to major in business marketing. Is there a good book that can help me choose a college and a good career and give me a better insight in the business world?

Corey

D.D asked:


I been searching and searching books that are the best but no luck has been found so i have now put my faith in you to help get the best business book that is out there in your opinion. Thank you and i really appreciate it

Lindsey

Famous Amos {not the cookies} asked:


Okay, I have to write a book review for a book about or related to business law / ethics. I was thinking about “Thank You for Smoking” but I don’t know if that will work out. I don’t know if the book has to be nonfiction or if it can be fiction (I’m pretty sure it can be, so don’t let that hold back any suggestions)
Also, I have to write a book review for a book about management (that must be no older than five years) by one of the following authors: Ken Blanchard, Rosabeth Moss Kanter, Tom Peters, Kate White, Peter Senge, Stephen R. Covey, Gary Hamel, Peter Drucker, Kenichi Ohmae, or Subir Chowdhury.
I tried doing searches, but I’m so overwhelmed, that’s why I thought I should ask to see if any of you had any suggestions based upon anything you have read.
Thanks alot! I appreciate your help, and just in case you were wondering, I’m asking because I have to write these for my courses (college is such a drag……..)

Horacio

reubensu asked:


I’ve worked really hard to $1.68 from pay to click into my paypal account so i don’t wish to spend in something worthless.

Please give me some suggestion.

The Url of the site

http://moneybreath.com/1000ebook.php
Payment is paid via PayPal. So my credit card should be fine.

Taylor

Janie asked:


A small part of my job is taking minutes at meetings for some of our subsidiary companies and I need some help understanding what goes on in them. Specifically, something about financial statements (statutory and GAAP) and anything about investments (conventional and alternative) may be helpful. I’m looking for a really basic book or books, to increase my own understanding. Any ideas?
I have basically no understanding of business or financial statements. I need the most basic, beginner level information.

Cletus

kchick8080 asked:


I want to start my own business, offering holstic treatments such as Indian Head Massage, Reiki and reflexology, I would like to have my own salon/treatment rooms. I don’t really know where to start; I am a qualified therapist but just need some advice on the practical side of things. If anyone can offer me words of wisdom or point me in the right direction towards helpful reading material it would be much apreciated!

Fred