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Teaming Up: The Small Business Guide to Collaborating With Others to Boost Your Earnings and Expand Your ...

3 reviews
Paul Edwards, Sarah Edwards

Diane Pub Co, 1997

A definite primer for networking!
Networking may seem like an obvious way to tell people about your business, but this book is full of wonderful details that help you build your business by cross-promoting and working with other entrepreneurs. In their usual personal style, the authors define the various strategies for business arrangements, allowing you to choose the ones that are right for you. You will learn the 10 ...

Financial Warnings: Detecting Earning Surprises, Avoiding Business Troubles, Implementing Corrective ...

9 reviews
Charles W. Mulford, Eugene E. Comiskey

John Wiley & Sons Inc, 1996

Listens to all the reviewers
To all the people who are skeptical. This book is excellent. I got an email pointing me to this direction and I am glad I did spend the money. It is money well spend. It teachs you the non recuring items in the financial statements, capitalized assets, capitalized interest, Lifo liquidation etc. If you find my review satisfying, let me know if you had another good book to read. I know another ...

The Way to Black Belt: A Comprehensive Guide to Rapid, Rock-Solid Results

12 reviews
Lawrence Kane, Kris Wilder

YMAA Publication Center, 2007

ESSENTIAL!!!
Let me begin by stating that I have been disappointed in one way or another with nearly every martial arts book I've read over the years: unclear instruction, unworkable techniques, too basic, too advanced, too much reliance upon foreign words and phrases, too much space devoted to katas, and a myriad of similar complaints -- this was not the case with THE WAY TO BLACK BELT by Kane and Wilder. ...

Estimates of the effect of FAS 106 on corporate earnings (Finance and economics discussion series)

2 reviews
Mark Warshawsky

Division of Research and Statistics, Division of Monetary Affairs, Federal Reserve Board, 1992

Challenge to the received understanding of Celibacy
This is a truly important book in the discussion of priestly celibacy in the Roman Catholic Church. It presents a view of the history of celibacy that is strongly at odds with the normal views accepted by many, including priests and bishops here in the United States. Chaste celibacy and continency were the normal way of living the priestly vocation, even among married men who were ordained. ...

The ValueReporting Revolution: Moving Beyond the Earnings Game

17 reviews, ...

Wiley, 2001

A Call to Arms
"ValueReporting" smoothly describes many broken financial reporting processes, including "whispering", a time-consuming process that CFOs play with analysts, where CFOs "whisper" their earnings expectations to the analyst, making the analysts appear intelligent. A great deal for the analyst cause they don't have to do any real analysis. If the CFO does not play this game, they risk the wrath of ...

Earning Your Own Respect: A Handbook of Personal Responsibility

5 reviews
Thom Rutledge

New Harbinger Publications, 1998

A message from the author of Earning Your Own Respect
The books I have previously written have been about what happens --- or what I believe needs to happen --- inside the process of psychotherapy. Earning Your Own Respect is about what I believe needs to be happening outside the therapy room, outside the personal growth seminars, and outside the covers of self-help books. For as much as I believe in what I do for a living, I also believe that we ...

Walston's Guide to Earning Religious Degrees Non-Traditionally

3 reviews
Rick Walston, John Bear

C&B Publishing, 1994

This book was helpful in understanding educational options.
The issues surrounding non-traditional education can be very confusing. Many bold claims and outlandish self-promoting propositions blur the choices that exist among distance learning institutions. Dr. Walston's book discusses the differences between accreditation and credibility. He also presents a vast amount of important details comparing different religious schools. Some obviously ...

The Kid's Guide to Money: Earning It, Saving It, Spending It, Growing It, Sharing It

2 reviews
Steven Otfinoski

Demco Media, 1996

the guide is the gratest kids guide ever
My name is Kimesha Keys. I am going write a review about this guide. All parents should let their child read this book. It tells you about earning, sharing,spending,saving and growing you money. It tells you jobs you can do. Book account and much more.Many people should buy this book it will help you through life.The author Steve Otfinoski did a lot of thinking for writing this book to help kids ...

Brothers of the Academy: Up and Coming Black Scholars Earning Our Way in Higher Education

2 reviews

Stylus Publishing, 2000

Inspirational
Way to go Lee, et. al! This volume of work is splendid! Each chapter is its own vignette of triumph over trial, of success without compromise. Each profile is of a contrasting context than the others, and together they form a beautiful mosaic of thought, courage, and intellect. This body of work would make an excellent gift to a young mind in bloom.

Bears' Guide to Earning High School Diplomas Nontraditionally: A Guide to More Than 500 Diploma Programs and ...

3 reviews
Thomas Nixon

Ten Speed Press, 2003

How to get your diploma without going to high school
You'd think that by now somebody would have done a catalog of the various nontraditional approaches you can use to earn a high school diploma--homeschooling, the GED exam, charter schools, online high schools, and on and on--but such is not the case. This is the first, last, and only book on the subject ever written, and it covers everything you'll need to know. If you need a high school ...

Raising Money - Smart Kids: How to Teach Your Children the Secrets of Earning, Saving, Investing, and ...

1 review
Ron Blue, Judy Blue

Thomas Nelson Inc, 1992

Great book
Anything you can read from Ron and Judy Blue is going to be good. This is especially good for those who want to teach their kids about money. It really will make you think about your handling of money as well.

The Handbook of Corporate Earnings Analysis: Company Performance and Stock Market Valuation

1 review
Brian R. Bruce, Charles B. Epstein

Irwin Professional Publishing, 1994

a MUST READ for any investor!
What drives stock markets? Earnings. Can you look at current earnings to predict future price changes? No, current earnings are already reflected in the stock price. You must look at the estimates of future earnings in order to predict price changes. This book is a MUST READ for anyone who invests as it covers every seminal article written on the subject of using earnings estimates. Brian ...

The Working Workbook: Earning a Buck and Keeping It Coming

2 reviews
Camille Leon

AuthorHouse, 2003

Written from the trenches
Ms. Leon works successfully with the most underemployed, difficult to employ, and nearly impossible to keep employed population: prison parolees. As a parole officer, I am familiar with her work with our criminal population and have reviewed her book. Her agency contracts with the state of California to provide encouragement to men and women ex-prisoners used to robbing and stealing to support ...

Changing auditors and the effect on earnings, auditors' opinions, and stock prices (Research for business ...

1 review
Nancy R Mangold

UMI Research Press, 1988

THIS BOOK CHANGED MY LIFE!!!
Nancy Mangold is a god amoung men! Her accounting genious forever changed the way I view auditing and earnings. Buy this book or regret it for the rest of your life! GOO MANGOLD!!!

Direct Selling 101: Achieve Financial Success Through Network Marketing (Unabridged)

1 review
Neil, Dana Phillips

audible.com

Extremely Helpful
In this very helpful audio book, the authors discuss the process of starting and building a direct selling business, from recruiting new customers to building a sales team and closing the sale.They teach you how to stay focused, manage your time, motivate others, set goals, and get creative. This is a $30 billion industry and if you want to be a part of it, this audio book is a must for getting ...

Earning the Laundry Stripes: A Woman's Adventures in Hindustan Lever's All-Boys Sales Club

1 review
Rajendra Tandon

Rupa & Co, 2006

An Excellent Book
Earning the Laundry Stripes is an excellent read. It is an entertaining story that makes some very interesting and important points along the way. It begins at a business school in India. Any management graduate from India will identify with the book where the grassroots India meets the Harvard / Wharton inspired education. It moves into nuances of an inter-community relationship in modern day ...

Designing skill based pay: Satisfying the yearning for earning by learning

1 review
Donald F Barkman

Business Center, 1992

Skill-Based Pay book by Barkman
This title has been replaced by a third edition called "Skill-Based Pay: Design and Implementation," ISBN 188365517X. It is available from The Business Center, 888-988-2275 if you can't find it on AMAZON. This is a really great book for investigating what goes into skill-based pay systems. It lays out the principles needed to design a system and cautions against problems companies have ...

Earnings Management: An Executive Perspective

1 review
Thomas E. McKee

South-Western Educational Pub, 2005

Excellent Discussion of Important Topic
Dr. McKee's Earnings Management offers a great deal of insight into a highly controversial topic within the realm of accounting. The first third of this book explains the difference between ethical earnings management practices and fraudulent financial reporting. He points out that Generally Accepted Accounting Principles offer multiple opportunities for legal and ethical earning management and ...

Out to Work: A History of Wage-Earning Women in the United States

2 reviews
Alice Kessler-Harris

Oxford University Press, USA, 2003

Excellent book!
This excellent book describes how women have always worked in what is today the USA. Well written with good examples it tells the story of how women moved from working primarily at home industries through early factory days (and how factories were made acceptable and then degraded into sweat shops and worse). It continues the story through the 19th and 20th centuries, discussing how often ...

Analysts, Lies and Statistics: Cutting through the Hype in Corporate Earnings Announcements

1 review
Brian R. Bruce, Mark Bradshaw

Institutional Investor Books (Euromoney Institutional Investor PLC) 2003, 2003

A must read
I think this is a well written and informative book. It's very timely based on what's been happening with analysts in the news. I recommend it to all investors.

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