10 Thursday PM Reads

October 13, 2011 4:30pm by Barry Ritholtz

Today’s afternoon train reading :

• U.S. Incomes Seen Stagnant Through 2021 (WSJ) see also Growing Income Gap May Leave U.S. Vulnerable (Bloomberg)
• Tips from a top stock market contrarian ? (Market Watch)
• Little Banks vs. Big Banks (Slate) see also Florida says more work needed in foreclosure talks (Reuters)
• In a Down Economy, Fewer Birth (Pew Social Trends)
• The book-cooking index (Economist) see also Benford’s Law and the Decreasing Reliability of Accounting Data for US Firms (Studies in Everyday Life)
• Pogue: A Look at Apple’s iCloud (Pogues Post)
• NY Tops Massachusetts in U.S. Venture Deals for 1st Time (Bloomberg) see also Web Start-Ups Hit Cash Crunch (WSJ)
• 12 Extremely Disappointing Facts About Popular Music (Buzz Feed)
• The GOP ties itself up in knots (Washington Post) see also Supply-Sider Investment Advice (The Mess That Greenspan Made)
• New Tumblr: (Shit That Siri Says) see also Could an Apple iTV really succeed? (Digital Trends)

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