7 BUSINESS SERIES AND MOVIES TO START THIS WEEKEND!

Who doesn't like good entertainment? Even more, that kind of entertainment that serves as a source of information, isn't it? Well, thinking about it, I separated a list of good series and movies about business that can teach you a lot, after all fiction shapes reality.

1. Billions - Financial Market (SERIE)

Rumor has it that on Wall Street it's all thumbs up and screaming, meaning there are no limits to making money, so an ambitious federal prosecutor launches a relentless investigation against Bobby Axelrod, a billionaire who doesn't play to lose.

2. SUITS - Negotiation (SERIES)

Have you ever thought about what it would be like to negotiate with the biggest businessmen in New York City? Or rather, have you ever thought about negotiating with these people without them knowing that you don't have the “minimum requirement” to talk to them? Well, that's what happens to the protagonist of the series. Even without a degree and no license to practice law, a brilliant young man impresses an important lawyer and lands a coveted position in his law firm.

3. The Big Short – Financial Market (Film)

In one of the biggest economic crises in the world, where everyone was going bankrupt, a small group of people managed to profit thousands of dollars from the error of the “banks”

4. Madmen – Marketing (Sitcom)

Critically acclaimed for its historic authenticity and visual style, and multiple award-winning, the series showcases New York in the 1960s. Lead Don Draper struggles to stay on top of the high-pressure world of Madison Avenue advertising agencies. Around him are his family, the other partners and the agency's employees. Don's routine, his personal and professional relationships end up showing the social and moral changes in the United States in the 1960s.

5. The Social Network – Entrepreneurship (Film)

Imagine if you were the owner of one of the largest technology companies in the world, and in detail had created it before turning 25 years old, how would you react to the world? Well, Mark Zuckerberg, it can illustrate a little bit how a million dollar idea comes about.

6. Hunger for Power – Entrepreneurship (Film)

The story of McDonald's rise. After receiving unprecedented demand and noting unusual consumer movement, Illinois vendor Ray Kroc acquires a stake in brothers Richard and Maurice Mac McDonald's cafeteria business in Southern California

7. The Wolf of Wall Street – Financial Market (Film)

Jordan Belfort is an ambitious stockbroker who creates a real empire, getting rich quickly but illegally. He and his friends plunge into a world of excess, but their illicit methods arouse police attention.

87% of people have never watched this type of series/film... Are you part of the 13%?