There is not a page that disappoints, from the prosaic but riveting day-to-day business of cutting people open, to Weston's observations about humankind, exposed in all its vulnerability.
The idea that someone was going to lend them money to start businesses was riveting.
And somehow, this story of how a bunch of overeducated and underattractive Harvard undergrads did a bit of software coding and started their own business becomes utterly riveting.
Less than two weeks after sharing a dugout and clubhouse at the All-Star Game, Jered Weaver and C. J. Wilson were all business in a riveting duel between aces.
Rita's harrowing accounts of violent encounters, and the machinations of the music business, among other episodes, are indeed riveting.
Sustainable business, like all other business, has been riveted by the electoral politics of Greece and France and the more or less fictional pronouncements of G20 finance ministers.
One might wonder why this book, filled with mundane accounts of business deals, wills and birth records, is so riveting.
There he was approached by one of his tailor customers, Jacob Davis, who was looking for a business partner to patent a trouser design featuring rivets positioned at points of strain to make them last longer.
Videographer Paul Richardson went to Paris to capture the city's grandest sights both old and new in riveting timelapse fashion, perhaps calling attention to the contrast between classic Paris and the sleek, newer business district.
His sewing machines, rivet guns and leather trimmers are powered by his own compressed-air and electric generators, avoiding doing business with the local municipally owned power plant.
