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Category Business & Economics
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English

ISBN 9781398500990

Rs. 800

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Amazon Unbound

Amazon Unbound

By Brad Stone · Published by Simon & Schuster

Who it's for: Readers interested in business, technology, and the rise of Amazon.

Amazon Unbound is an in-depth look at the evolution of Amazon and its founder, Jeff Bezos, from 2010 onward. Brad Stone, who previously wrote The Everything Store, continues the story of Amazon’s transformation from an online bookseller into a global powerhouse. The book explores Bezos’s ambitious ventures, including the creation of Alexa, Amazon Prime’s expansion, the acquisition of Whole Foods, and his journey into space with Blue Origin. It also examines the challenges Amazon has faced, from labor disputes to regulatory scrutiny. Why read this book: A fascinating insight into how Amazon grew into one of the world’s most influential companies. Offers a detailed portrait of Jeff Bezos, his leadership style, and his relentless drive for innovation. Explores Amazon’s role in shaping e-commerce, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and the future of retail. Provides behind-the-scenes accounts of major Amazon projects and business decisions. Written by a journalist with deep expertise in covering Amazon and Silicon Valley. About the author Brad Stone is a senior executive editor at Bloomberg News and a leading journalist covering technology and business. He is best known for his books The Everything Store and Amazon Unbound, which provide an inside look at the rise of Amazon and its impact on the modern world. His reporting is based on extensive research and exclusive interviews, making his books essential reading for anyone interested in business and innovation.

Highlights

  • Continues the story from The Everything Store, covering 2010 to present.
  • Explores Alexa, Prime expansion, Whole Foods acquisition, and Blue Origin.
  • Examines labor disputes and regulatory scrutiny.
  • Based on extensive research and exclusive interviews.
  • Written by a senior executive editor at Bloomberg News.

Themes

Corporate growth · Innovation · Leadership · Regulatory challenges · Space exploration

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Author Brad Stone
ISBN 9781398500990
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Reading Level General
Language English
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SKU 2010000117842

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Questions about this book

Is this a sequel to The Everything Store?

Yes, it continues the story of Amazon and Jeff Bezos from 2010 onward.

What major topics does the book cover?

It covers Alexa, Amazon Prime's expansion, the Whole Foods acquisition, Blue Origin, and challenges like labor disputes and regulatory scrutiny.

Who is the author?

Brad Stone, a senior executive editor at Bloomberg News and author of The Everything Store.

What makes this book authoritative?

It is based on extensive research and exclusive interviews, providing an inside look at Amazon's operations.