Books like Crazy Rich by Jerry Oppenheimer

Brad Stone gives readers an inside look at Amazon.com, from its beginnings as an online bookseller to its evolution into a global retail and technology powerhouse driven by founder Jeff Bezos.

A journalistic examination of America’s opioid crisis from the 1996 launch of OxyContin to the devastating impact on Central Appalachia and the national epidemic, focusing on drug abuse, medical overuse, and industry influence.

The Accidental Billionaires tells how Harvard undergraduates Eduardo Saverin and Mark Zuckerberg founded Facebook while chasing social status, transforming a campus project into a global social network and enduring friendship—and business—conflict.

From celebrity to legend: Donald Trump’s untold story.

"A blockbuster unauthorized biography of one of the most famous and ubiquitous family dynasties in contemporary culture. Secrets and scandals of the Kardashians, so closely held that not even hard core fans have heard about them, are finally exposed in ... author Jerry Oppenheimer's forensic dissection of the infamous reality TV clan. From the curious life of patriarch Robert Kardashian, whose family meatpacking business was tainted by scandal, to 'momager' Kris Jenner's top-secret plan for the future, The Kardashians reveals the untold, definitive story based on two years of investigative reporting and scores of candid, on-the-record interviews, ranging from childhood friends to powerful business associates, who break their silence for the first time. In the decade since the Kardashians first appeared on the scene, millions of speculative words have been written about their drama-filled lives. But most has been tabloid hype and gossip column fantasy. Until now. Oppenheimer has written revelatory books on such international icons as the Clintons, the Kennedys, the Hiltons and more, and now comes The Kardashians, the true story that will make headlines and shock even the most loyal fans."--Jacket.

A Yemeni‑American from San Francisco longs to revive Yemen’s ancient coffee craft, only to be trapped in Sana’a amid civil war.

An unauthorized biography that traces the rise, fortune, and turbulence of the Johnson family—from the founders of Johnson & Johnson to today’s billionaire heirs.

Turner, Ted. Call Me Ted: A Personal History.

Lindy Woodhead chronicles the rise and fall of Harry Gordon Selfridge, the American who transformed Oxford Street into London’s first modern department store and created a retail spectacle that dazzled the elite and revolutionized shopping.

Richistan offers a revealing, humorous look at today’s nouveau riche, exploring their extravagant lifestyles, social dynamics, and growing influence on philanthropy and politics.