10 Mid-Week AM Reads

March 14, 2012 9:30am by Barry Ritholtz

My morning Kiss & Tell reads:

• Why I Am Leaving Goldman Sachs (NYT)
• Ray Dalio’s Former Assistant Tells All (DealBook) see also What Ray Dalio taught me about Authentic Leadership and Taxidermy (Raleigh Coaching)
• J.P. Morgan Chase’s Ugly Family Secrets Revealed (Rolling Stone)
• Supervisors directed banks’ mortgage misconduct, HUD report says (Washington Post)
• When it comes to Bankers, the Kids Aren’t Alright (Bank Think)
• Contrarians Bet Big on Europe — and Win (SmartMoney)
• Pain at the Pump Is Offset by Heating Bills (WSJ)
• Stress Tests Show How Fed Pushed Banks to Bolster Balance Sheets (Bloomberg)
• After 244 Years, Encyclopaedia Britannica Stops the Presses (NYT)
• Apple confirms that pre-order stock of new iPad sold out, says demand is ‘off the charts’ (The Next Web)

What are you reading?

Energy Shares Suffer ‘Gas’ Pangs

Source: WSJ

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