[This Week's Books] 'Bond King' and Others
Bond King
This book captures the life of Bill Gross, the "Bond King." Gross is a unique figure in the bond market. He grew PIMCO, which was once just a single business unit of the life insurance company Pacific Mutual, into the world's largest bond management firm. From only three employees including himself in 1971, he expanded PIMCO into a company with 2,500 employees 48 years later. To shed multifaceted light on Gross's life, the author met about 200 people including Gross's wife, friends, founding partners, first clients, and PIMCO colleagues. The book was also completed by researching public disclosures, court records, lawsuit materials, and news. (Written by Mary Childs / Translated by Lee Eunju / Ire Media)
Spread the Word When You're Sick
Introduced by the Executive Director of Hangil Eye Hospital, this book presents essential hospital usage tips that everyone should know. It explains that spaces in the hospital outside the doctor's domain, such as examination rooms and operating rooms, require patients and their families to actively seek knowledge and information to effectively suppress illness. Emphasizing the importance of early response to disease onset, it contains knowledge and information that must be understood and checked before visiting the hospital. It also reveals harmful daily habits that affect health and ways to correct them to avoid getting sick. (Written by Park Deokyoung / Kyungjin Publishing)
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The Big Fix
Co-authored by a climate science journalist formerly with The New York Times (NYT) and an energy policy expert who worked with former U.S. President Bill Clinton's Energy Commission. The book examines economic, technological, and political perspectives on how to maintain economic development while overcoming the crisis of climate disasters. It stresses the need for strong public strategies to overcome the severe climate crisis, which UN Secretary-General Ant?nio Guterres has described as the era of global tropicalization rather than just global warming. (Written by Justin Gillis & Hal Harvey / Translated by Lee Han-eum / Alle)
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