10 Friday AM Reads

January 20, 2012 9:33am by Barry Ritholtz

Some reads to start off your day:

• Tech Giants’ Revenue Slows (WSJ) see also Google Cools Off, and Stock Drops (WSJ)
• Josh Brown: It’s an RIA World, Everyone Else Just Lives in it (WSJ)
• 5 Reasons QE3 Is Off The Table (Pragmatic Capitalism) but see China’s Manufacturing Contraction Boosts Case for Monetary Easing (Bloomberg)
• The Man Who Bought North Dakota: Wildcatter Harold Hamm is the biggest winner in biggest American oil find since Prudhoe Bay (BusinessWeek)
• New Normal on Wall Street: Smaller and Restrained (DealBook) see also Morgan Stanley Reducing Senior Pay 20% to 30% (Bloomberg)
• The Top 50 Technology Blogs to Watch in 2012 (The Entrepreneur Blog)
• Unearned, and Taxed Unequally (NYT) see also Why Taxes Aren’t as High as They Seem (NYT)
• Legal Twofer:
…..-Montana Supreme Court upholds election spending limits (LA Times)
…..-Tenth Amendment Zealots Block GOP’s Medical Malpractice Reform (TPM)
• How USPTO’s recklessness destroys business, innovation, and competition (BoingBoing)
• Concert Info: Who Owns My Ticket? (NYT)

What are you reading?

Investors Pull Cash From Hedge Funds

Source: WSJ

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