10 Thursday PM Reads

December 22, 2011 4:30pm by Barry Ritholtz

Afternoon train reading:

• Economic Growth Revised Lower for 3rd Quarter (WSJ)
• How Luther went viral (Economist)
• Corzine Another Victim of the Alpha-Male Curse (Bloomberg)
• Cleveland Fed Two-fer:
…..-Urban Growth & Decline: Role of Pop Density at the City Core (Fed Cleveland)
…..-Concentrated Poverty (Fed Cleveland)
• London Brokers Shrink as Debt Crisis Bites (Bloomberg)
• The Return of Lee Munson (TRB) see also 25-Year-Old Broker Lee Munson Is Swaggering Relic of the Boom (Observer)
• Facebook reveals music, film make friendships; books, not so much (Ars Technica)
• The Day I Saw Van Gogh’s Genius in a New Light (Asada’s Memorandum)
• The truth about Microsoft and CES ? (The Verge) see also Mystery: Who killed the Microsoft CES keynote? (Gigaom)
• 106 of the most beloved Street Art Photos – Year 2011 (Street Art Utopia)

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