| My West Coast morning reads: - A Financial Checklist for Your Newly Minted High School Graduate ( New York Times )
- Artist, Icon, Billionaire: How Jay-Z Created His $1 Billion Fortune ( Forbes )
- After Record-Long Expansion, Here's What Could Knock the Economy Off Course ( Wall Street Journal ) but see Just the Facts About Market Corrections ( A Wealth of Common Sense )
- Virgil Abloh's new Nike store is a peek at the future of retail: The prolific provocateur has opened a Nike store that is part experiential playground and part ode to sustainability ( Fast Company )
- To Err Is Human ( Morningstar ); see also Financial Astrology, From Manure to Markets ( A Teachable Moment )
- As Slack Prepares to Go Public, Its C.E.O. Is Holding His Tongue ( New York Times )
- Just the Good Stuff From Apple's WWDC Keynote ( Digg ) but see iTunes Has Slowly Destroyed My Will to Collect Music. Will Apple Music Finish the Job? ( Slate )
- Google, Facebook and Apple Fall on Antitrust Scrutiny ( Bloomberg )
- Flying cars are almost here, but they don't look like cars ( the Economist ); see also Uber's Path of Destruction ( American Affairs )
- "The industry's at risk": the high price of cheap coffees ( Sydney Morning Herald )
What are you reading? Record-Setting Precipitation Leaves U.S. Soils Soggy Source: NASA |
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