10 Thursday PM Reads

September 20, 2012 4:30pm by Barry Ritholtz

My afternoon train reading:

• Rethinking Robert Rubin (Businessweek) (I always thought he was a weasel)
• Shiller: The Narrative Structure of Global Weakening (Project Syndicate)
• PIMCO, DoubleLine, TCW big winners from Fed’s QE3 assault (Reuters)
• Investors unfiltered: Common Manager pitfalls to avoid in meetings (Hedge World)
• Manipulation Possible in Benchmarks Around the World (Businessweek)
• Tax Credit in Doubt, Wind Power Industry Is Withering (NYT)
• Good Inflation Tool: Your Money’s Worth Over Multiple Years (Inflation Trends)
• A Conservative History of the United States (New Yorker)
• Do Like Steve Jobs Did: Don’t Follow Your Passion (Fast Company)
• The Filming Locations of Annie Hall: New York, You’ve Changed (Scouting NY)

What are you reading?

China’s CIC Makes Investing Shift

Source: WSJ

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