10 Monday AM Reads

February 25, 2013 9:48am by Barry Ritholtz

My morning reads to start off of your week:

• Americans Back Spending-Cut Delay Amid Budget-Deal Push (Bloomberg) see also Remember That $83 Billion Bank Subsidy? We Weren’t Kidding (The Ticker)
• The New MLP Landscape (Barron’s)
• Gold Bets Cut by Most Since 2007 as Sugar Bears Grow (Bloomberg)
• Foreign Money Is Revisiting Greece (WSJ) see also Austerity, Italian Style (NYT)
• Don’t Blame the Fed for Your Own Investment Mistakes (The Motley Fool)
• Eric Schmidt Unloads on China in New Book (Corporate Intelligence) see also Chinese Cyberwarfare, Explained (Mother Jones)
• Trade protectionism looms next as central banks exhaust QE (The Telegraph)
• Wiping out top predators messes up the climate (NewScientist) see also We’re Underestimating the Risk of Human Extinction (The Atlantic)
• America’s Dangerous Drift (THE DIPLOMAT)
• The Tunnels of NYC’s East Side Access Project (The Atlantic)

What are you reading?
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