Discussing GM's bankruptcy

Non-fiction author David Magee appeared Monday on CNBC to discuss GM's historic bankruptcy following President Barack Obama's news conference outlining details of the proceeding and the U.S. government's role.

Immelt, GE book featured in Reuters article

GE beat reporter Scott Malone of Reuters featured David Magee's Jeff Immelt and the New GE Way on April 30 in a wire story titled, 'Business Books: GE's Jeff Immelt, career fix-it man'. See the story here

Magee's book featured on TheStreet.com

David Magee's new book Jeff Immelt and the New GE Way was featured in a story today on www.thestreet.com.

New Book Featured in Wall Street Journal

David Magee's new book Jeff Immelt and the New GE Way was the subject of a question and answer story and a video posted on The Wall Street Journal on April 2, 2009. See the story and video here

Discussing GE on Businessweek.com

See David Magee discussing GE and the leadership of chairman and CEO Jeff Immelt on www.businessweek.com in a video with BW reporter Matt Boyle.

Magee on NPR

David Magee will appear Thursday, December 4 at noon on National Public Radio's Here and Now program to discuss the state of the American automotive industry and anticipated bailout funding from the federal government. The program is broadcast nationwide on public radio stations at Noon Eastern time.

Magee discusses auto Crisis on CNBC

Automotive authority David Magee, who has written three books on the automotive industry including How Toyota Became #1 and Turnaround and is currently working on a book about the failure of General Motors, discusses the automotive industry bailout under discussion in the United States Congress on CNBC's Power Lunch.
To see video of the interview click here

Toyota book earns national distinction

David Magee's How Toyota Became #1 has been named a Top Ten Business Book in 2008 by Booklist (the American Library Association).

The national honor, by one of the most respected book trade sources, was made in the November 1 issue of Booklist, a primary source for American libraries. Previously, Magee's Toyota book received a Starred Review from Booklist.

How Toyota Became #1 is re-released from publisher Penguin in paperback October 28.

The book was first publshed in hardcover in November 2007 in America. It is also published in seven languages worlwide, including Japanese and Portuguese.

Jerry Jones, Cowboys book now in stores

Just in time for the start of the new NFL season, David Magee's Playing to Win: Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys is now available in bookstores nationwide. Published by Triumph, a sports publishing imprint of Random House, the book is the inside story of Jones' 20-year career as owner of the Cowboys. Beginning with the controversial firing of legendary coach Tom Landry and including everything to what went wrong with his relationship with Jimmy Johnson to why he signs controversial stars like Terrell Owens and Adam "Pacman" Jones, the book is a must-read for any sports fan or anyone wanting to better understand how the once-mediocre NFL has become the world's premiere professional sports league.
Playing to win is available in most all bookstore and online stores selling books.

NPR Guest

David Magee was a featured guest on NPR's On Point radio program on July 23, discussing the plight and future of the American automotive industry. During the interview, Magee noted that American automotive industry needed to take a more long term view to business. To listen to the hour-long program, broadcast on more than 120 NPR statons nationwide, visit On Point's website

David Magee on Fox

David Magee appeared today on Fox Business, talking about the decline of American auto sales. Magee is a frequent guest on Fox Business, discussng challenges in the global marketplace.

In U.S. News and World Reports

David Magee is feaured in the latest U.S. News and World Reports magazine, providing five secrets for Toyota's global success as an automaker. The sidebar accompanied a feature article on Toyota by business journalist Rick Newman about how the company plans to survive amid $4 gas. Magee's recent book How Toyota Became #1 remains out in hardback and will be released by Penguin/Portfolio in paperback in October 2. To view the U.S. News and World Reports article,
click here

Rights sold for Magee's book

David Magee's How Toyota Became #1, published by Penguin/Portfolio, will be published in six languages around the world following the announcement of several recent subsidiary rights sales. Previously, rights for Korean translation were announced. Now the following rights have also been sold:

--Portuguese translation rights for distribution in Brazil to Elsevier Editora Ltda.

--Chinese simplified translation rights sold to Shanghai Translation Pub House.

--Japanese translation rights to Nikkei Inc.

--Indonesian translation rights sold to PT Gramedia Pustaka.

--Thai Translation rights sold to Sumnukpim Eureka Co., Ltd.

Magee's Book Featured in Wall Street Journal

David Magee "plays a strong hand" in his latest book How Toyota Became #1 (November; Penguin/Portfolio), according to the December 12 review in the Wall Street Journal. Reviewer Brock Yates' positive review suggest that other global automakers have lessons to learn from Toyota's past. Magee's book, which received a Starred Review by the American Library Association's Booklist, is being translated into five languages. For a full review of the Wall Street Journal Story, click here WSJ

Magee's Book Featured in Financial Times

David Magee's How Toyota Became #1 was featured recently in the Financial Times of the UK. Read the full review.