10 Monday PM Reads

March 4, 2013 5:00pm by Barry Ritholtz

My afternoon train reads:

• DoubleLine’s Gundlach shifts gears, now buys U.S. bonds (Reuters)
• Oil ends lower as China stirs up demand worries (MarketWatch)
• Doug Kass: I’m Honored to Be Buffett’s ‘Credentialed Bear’ (MarketBeat) see also Kass Takes Buffett’s Challenge to Present Bearish Questions (Bloomberg)
• Corporate Profits Are Eating the Economy (The Atlantic)
• Freddie Mac’s Profits Obscure Housing-Boom Damage (The Daily Beast) see also Banks Find More Wrongful Foreclosures Among Military Members (DealBook)
• How Rich Are the Top 1 Percent of Billionaires? (Slate)
• 100 Facts About The Economy That Will Blow Your Mind (The Motley Fool)
• Is most research a waste? (Overcoming Bias)
• Earthquakes’ booms big enough to be detected from orbit (arstechnica)
• The 10 Happiest States In America (Business Insider) see also The 10 Most Miserable States In America (Business Insider)

What are you reading?

Income Shifting to Businesses

Source: NYT

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