Easter Links

• RT @TheEconomist: India's six largest airlines are predicted to post combined losses of $1.6 billion this fiscal yearhttp://flip.it/gX0Z0 
• Why the Rich Don't Give to Charity - Ken Stern - The Atlantic http://j.mp/16NY1Cj  (via Instapaper)
• Seven Record Breaking Elevators[infographic] | http://bit.ly/15RfC99 
• A Laggard in the Lab | http://bit.ly/YdyjUA 
• Women make better decisions than men, study suggests http://bit.ly/Ydy783 
• Why Americans Are the Weirdest People in the World http://bit.ly/XBMxur 
• How Chapter 11 Saved the US Economy — HBS Working Knowledge http://bit.ly/11O26T7
• After Yahoo Acquires Summly, Is Buying Math The Next Tech Bubble? : All Tech Considered : NPR http://bit.ly/15SSPJY
• In Praise of Sheryl Sandberg (and all women) | ContraCarbon http://bit.ly/11O3HZk
• Massively incomplete markets http://noahpinionblog.blogspot.ca/2013/03/markets-in-almost-nothing.html … 
• Weather in March: What You Expect vs. What You Get (by @flutteringmuse) http://flip.it/XVVI1  
• Ten Things Extraordinary People Say Everyday: http://ow.ly/jATd7  (via @Inc)

Long reads:

• The science of what you put in your mouth – NYT
• Hugh Hefner profile - Esquire
• Love Your KitchenAid? Inside the American Housewares Craze - Newsweek and The Daily Beast http://j.mp/10PwDBh
• Lunch with the founder of the PE Giant Carlyle - FT
• 14 words from Sweden that need to be added to English - Atlantic
• A profile of hedgie Carl Icahn – Forbes
• Is giving the secret to getting ahead - NYT
• n+1: Kickstart My Heart with Adderall http://bit.ly/Wf5aH4
• A gem from the past: The history of the apple tree - "Henry David Thoreau" Atlantic
• When David Einhorn Talks, Markets Listen—Usually - Businessweek http://bit.ly/Yg893E
• The Beatles vs. the Taxman: A Former Manager Recalls Yesterday     - Bloomberg http://bit.ly/Yg8a7F
• The story of Samsung - Businessweek
• The case for revenge chronicle
• A brief history of neon signs lareview
• An eye to eye with a whale Theatlantic
•  "Feminism’s Tipping Point" A former Facebook exec critiques the "Lean In" movement: http://long.fm/ZBlvXn  (@fake_train, new @DissentMag)