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Friday, January 31, 2014
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
FW: Cities and Minimum Wages
Feed: The Big Picture
Posted on: Wednesday, January 29, 2014 12:00 PM
Author: Barry Ritholtz
Subject: Cities and Minimum Wages
Minimum wage policy was part of the SOTU address last night. As it turns out, 20 states plus DC have minimum wages higher than the federal level. CEPR notes that:
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Saturday, January 25, 2014
Weekend Longform Links
Carl Icahn's Letter to Apple aaplpx14a6g012314.htm http://1.usa.gov/1g5TBy4
The Complete History of Warren Buffett http://bit.ly/1eChPfA
Greenlight q3 investor letter http://bit.ly/LV7uC0
Sothebys (BID): Challenges For Sotheby's - Seeking Alpha http://bit.ly/1f6VpUD
Bodley Head/FT Essay Prize winner: British Muslim Soldier http://on.ft.com/1fSzIKE
In our Annual Letter, Melinda and I debunk 3 myths that block progress for the poor: http://b-gat.es/1eeKcNV
On Breaking One’s Neck by Arnold Relman | The New York Review of Books http://bit.ly/1hWgQYV
Most Germans don’t buy their homes, they rent. Here’s why – Quartz http://bit.ly/M9xCt3
Indecision is sometimes the best way to decide – Steve Fleming – Aeon http://bit.ly/M9xBFi
Video:
Bill Gates on Charlie Rose[video] http://bit.ly/1hQkELh
The "Last Lecture" by Randy Pausch - YouTube http://bit.ly/1e1Z2XT
Value Investing World: Malcolm Gladwell Interview at the 92Y http://bit.ly/1cG4xui
Friday, January 24, 2014
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Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Monday, January 20, 2014
Sunday, January 19, 2014
Weekend Links
Steve Jobs' Doctor Wants to Teach You the Formula for Long Life - Wired Science http://wrd.cm/1fKdXgb
▶ The "Last Lecture" by Randy Pausch - YouTube http://bit.ly/1e1Z2XT
Steve Jobs' Doctor Wants to Teach You the Formula for Long Life - Wired Science http://wrd.cm/1eUwZNT
Why Quants Don’t Know Everything | Wired Business http://wrd.cm/1eUv5wP
Value Investing World: Malcolm Gladwell Interview at the 92Y http://bit.ly/1cG4xui
Incredible memories from a childhood in India - 60 Things That Defined Your Childhood In India http://bzfd.it/1hBfiTX
Apollo Robbins: The art of misdirection http://bit.ly/1e00kCI
How Did Toast Become the Latest Artisanal Food Craze? - Pacific Standard: The Science of Society http://bit.ly/1dfwzgm
What Happens When Nuns/sisters Leave The Order? - Vocation Station - Phorum http://bit.ly/1dfvYLp
Howard marks on luck & skill: http://bit.ly/1j9dn9M
The Economist explains: Can you win an acting Oscar without appearing in a film? | The Economist http://econ.st/1fFvTsn
40 charts that explain the world http://wapo.st/1fCeKQ8
The Science of Sleep http://www.farnamstreetblog.com/2013/11/sleep/ via @farnamstree
Saturday, January 18, 2014
Friday, January 17, 2014
Thursday, January 16, 2014
FW: Oh, Oscar[infographic]
Eyeing the Academy Award nominees If you are an actor who wants to be nominated for an Oscar you could do a lot worse than catch the attention of director David O. Russell. When four actors secured Oscar nominations for their performances in his film "Silver Linings Playbook" last year, it was the first such full house seen at the Academy Awards since Warren Beatty's "Reds" in 1981. Now Mr Russell has done it again, with "American Hustle" – a rich but baggy film – securing nominations for Christian Bale and Amy Adams, who performed the lead roles, and Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper, taking the supporting. All told "American Hustle" won 10 nominations, as did "Gravity", Alfonso CuarĂ³n's remarkably grand-in-visual-scale, tight-in-the-telling story of a disaster in space. Steve McQueen's magnificent "12 Years a Slave"...Continue reading |
Investing in your “personal capital”
Anyone who has read this blog for long knows we don't go much for forecasts or stock picks. So when asked for the "best investment ideas for the next decade" by Matthew Boesler at Business Insider we got creative…
You can see the rest of the list over at Business Insider. |