Business Ethic Classics for Your Business Book Library

We often hear of folks complaining about the unbelievable wealth created by Wall Street and the stock markets. We often hear people complaining because they go to work every day of their lives and are good honest folks making an honest living and they see the abuse, waste and abundance of money flow in New York.

Not all of the these detractors of Wall Street know what they are talking about, they just do not understand how the world works. Yes, sometimes things are pretty sleazy, but that is not how it always is or always works. One book which does depict a rather unethical story of the inner workings of Wall Street is this book.

“The Greed and Glory on Wall Street – The Fall of the House of Lehman” by Ken Auletta – 1986. This book is a classic and a must read for those who do not understand the insider track in New York. Anyone in the financial world ought to read this work.

It is now considered a classic and it is read by nearly everyone, who has chosen to work as a stock broker, analyst or a regulator in the financial industry. I recommend it not because I wish to spread negativity or call out conspiracy theory in our Nation’s stock market, rather as just a little information background so that you understand what you are talking about before you say something foolish and make yourself look silly.

If you are going to complain about Wall Street, don’t you owe it to yourself to know a little bit of the history of the type of corruption that is in it’s past, without spouting off and just spreading poison to anyone who will listen, I ask you this question. Please read this book.