Despite the fact that big business is extremely boring for the common man in the street, the creators of the richest enterprises are always in the spotlight. And in the last decade, books about them have become fashionable.
Alexandra Nerozina "The Secret Diary of the Russian Oligarch"
The book was written 2 years before the death of the notorious Boris Berezovsky. The main character actually personifies the disgraced oligarch. The book describes his flight to England, cooperation with foreign intelligence services and a mysterious death. After the death of the oligarch, the book, which in fact turned out to be prophetic, literally became a sales bomb.
Alexander Khinshtein “Berezovsky and Abramovich. Oligarchs from the high road"
The book describes the author's investigation into the largest thefts committed after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Khinshtein discusses the sources that allowed the richest people of our time to seize a significant part of the country's natural resources overnight. It is described in detail how, at the time of the general destabilization of the country, a small handful of people were able to take possession of the common property and turn into billionaires in the blink of an eye.
David Hoffman “Oligarchs. Wealth and Power of New Russia"
The book of an authoritative financier who for 6 served as editor of the Washington Post in Russia. He became a witness to grandiose events that turned the course of the country's development. The book is based on many interviews with people who saw Khodorkovsky, Luzhkov, Abramovich and others take Russia onto the road of capitalism accessible only to oligarchs. All this information made a lot of noise in the public and political circles of Europe and the United States.
Michelle Tereshchenko "The First Oligarch"
One of the few books about a rich man that does not carry any scandalous overtones. The publication was written by a descendant of the richest Russian family. The story covers the whole life of Mikhail Tereshchenko. He managed to get rich, become a deputy, and then a member of the interim government. Heavy Russian revelations led to the collapse of his wealth and success, but Mikhail emigrated and was able to start all over again. It is also very useful to learn about the big deeds of the whole family, which for many decades helped the disadvantaged.
Vladislav Dorofeev “Deripaska's Principle. The iron work of OLEGarch"
A book about the principles of work of one of the most successful businessman in the country. The stages of the formation of a financial empire and schemes of work, as well as the main anti-crisis developments are described. The book develops the question of the honesty and legitimacy of the methods of enrichment that Deripaska used, having a huge impact on the national economy and the well-being of people who depend on him.
