Gambling Man: The Wild Ride Of Japan’s Masayoshi Son Lionel Barber Allen Lane Αγγλικά Βιβλία Economics Business & Finance General Issues

Gambling Man Is The Biography Of One World’s Least Known But Most Consequential Investors Japan’s Masayoshi Son Has Made And Lost Several Fortunes Investing Or Controlling Assets Worth $1 Trillion In Past Two Decades Through His Media-Tech Giant Softbank He Bankrolled Alibaba China’s Internet Colossus Before World Had Heard About It Plotted With Steve Jobs To Turn Iphone Into A Wonder Product Financed Hundreds Tech Start-Ups Fuelling Biggest Boom Silicon Valley Ever Seen This Book Takes You On Son’s Wild Ride From Birthplace Korean Slum Post-War Japan Modern-Day Temples Power Speeds Donald Trump’s Golden Skyscraper Manhattan Royal Palaces Riyadh Throne Rooms Marxist Rulers All Places Where Deployed Unique Blend Financial Engineering Crazy Risk-Taking Story Captures 25 Year-Span Hyper-Globalisation Which Money Technologies Ideas Flowed Freely Launch Microchip Advent Artificial Intelligence Ridden Technological Wave Created Extraordinary Wealth Economic Change Topsy-Turvy Business Career Testimony Optimism Daring Dream Search Next Big Thing As An Ethnic Overcome Adversity Discrimination Become Best-Known Businessman Empire-Builder Remains Elusive Intensely Private Figure By Former Editor Times Contains New Information Co-Operation Many Key Participants Including Himself Written Verve Appropriate Its Subject Reveals Behind What Drives Him Why Matters Plans For Act Σελίδες: 416 Διαστάσεις: 16 2X16 2Cm