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Okay fine, they're not exactly beachy. But every entrepreneur should read these books, and all the better if you do it while catching some rays.

Tired of reading the same old list of recommended business books? Try out some of these fresh options.

In times of uncertainty, even entrepreneurs have a hard time knowing what they, or their teams, should do next.

Doing so quickly is essential to getting your business on track.

If you practice and enforce these foundational concepts, you'll find that marketing your business isn't so hard after all.

Find out how to let the world know what you're doing with these easy-to-follow tips.

Before you create a social media strategy or spend a single dime, be sure you understand these basic guidelines.

One involves people; the other, finances. But both are essential to run your business effectively.

Bookshop.org founder and CEO Andy Hunter wanted to give indie booksellers a way to benefit from online sales. When those stores were forced to temporarily close their doors, his new platform became a lifeline. And he had to scale, fast.

Stephanie Storey discusses her new novel, 'Raphael, Painter in Rome' and being Arsenio Hall's in-house cheerleader.

Find out what first steps you need to take to maximize potential.

In times of crisis, it can be hard to see past our own noses. These books can lend new (and needed) perspectives.

I had big plans to hit the road to promote my new novel. And then the world completely changed.

Rediscovering your love of reading can soothe your anxiety and take you to another world.

Here's how to determine what problems you can solve to make your new business a success.

How one executive used his instincts to shape his career.

Putting pen to paper can be therapeutic and productive during difficult times.

In an excerpt from his new book, the Shark Tank investor shares his philosophy on how to 'transform any situation, close any deal, and achieve any outcome.'

When do you launch? When do you act? When do you change? The cofounder of Square has answers.

Document your memories like a true professional

It may seem counterintuitive, but absorbing information through old-fashioned books gives your brain a break.