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Describes the history of Bill Gates's Microsoft Corporation and its impact on the computer industry.

Describes the life of Andrew Grove, the head of the world's leading producer of microprocessors, which provide the "brains" for the computers in cell phones, cars, coffeepots, and cameras, as well as personal computers.

How two real guys built a business with a social conscience and a sendse of humor.

Chronicles the life of Magic Johnson, describing his accomplishments as a professional basketball player and as an entrepreneur, and discussing his influence on basketball and society.

A brief biography of Bill Gates, best known for his development of Microsoft Windows.

Profiles the life and achievements of Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates, discussing how he became such a success and his philanthropic activities.

Examines the life of John Hancock, discussing his childhood in Massachusetts, work as a businessman and governor, and role in the Revolutionary War.

A biography of the man whose vision of the computer industry changed the way people live and work, and who now plans to improve the world with the billions he has earned from Microsoft.

In graphic novel format, tells the story of Henry Ford and his popular Model T automobile.

Presents profiles and photographs of twenty individuals named to "Time" magazine's list of the one hundred most influential people of the twentieth century, covering heroes and icons; and includes essays on Person of the Century, Albert Einstein, as well as runners-up Franklin D.

Profiles the professional and personal lives of seven nineteenth- and twentieth-century business titans, focusing on how they built their empires and influences the history of business in America.

Richard Mayhew, a young businessman living in London, helps an injured girl and finds his life changed when he leaves reality and enters the city's underground world of sewers and abandoned subway stations--a world in which the girl he helped is someone of power and nobility.

Presents an analysis of how Andrew Carnegie, John D. Rockefeller, Jay Gould, and J.

A graphic novel adaptation of Neil Gaiman's novel in which Richard Mayhew, a young businessman living in London, helps an injured girl and finds his life changed when he leaves reality and enters the city's underground world of sewers and abandoned subway stations--a world in which the girl he helped is someone of power and nobility.

Traces an incrementally violent confrontation between a National Park Service biologist who would eradicate invasive wildlife on the Channel Islands and two locals who are fiercely opposed to the killing of any creatures.