My Tuesday morning train reads: - "Not My People": Trump Hectoring of Fed Chairman Complicates Rate Calls ( Wall Street Journal ); see also The Fed Should Ignore Trump and Contemplate Cuts for the Right Reasons ( Wall Street Journal )
- The Traditional Active Manager That's Raking in Assets ( Institutional Investor )
- Love Your Job? Someone May Be Taking Advantage of You ( Fuqua School of Business ) but see It's Never Too Late to Start a Brilliant Career ( Wall Street Journal )
- Congress Scraps Provision to Restrict IRS From Competing With TurboTax ( ProPublica )
- The Clever Cryptography Behind Apple's "Find My" Feature ( Wired ); see also "Sign in with Apple" is a great new privacy feature — and a weapon ( Fast Company )
- Flying Robotaxis Prepare for Takeoff ( Bloomberg Businessweek )
- YouTube finally banned content from neo-Nazis, Holocaust deniers, and Sandy Hook skeptics ( Vox ); see also YouTube's Efforts to Scrub Hate Speech Spawn Vicious Reaction Online ( Wall Street Journal )
- Count your blessings — even when they come well disguised ( Financial Times )
- New York City's Evolving Skyline ( New York Times ); see also Advice to Hamptons Luxury Home Buyers: Be "Picky and Patient" ( Bloomberg )
- Kawhi Leonard Is Not a Robot. We Have Proof. ( Wall Street Journal )
What are you reading? The Fed often starts cutting when the stock market is near a new all-time highs Source: @BiancoResearch |
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