10 Sunday Reads

June 23, 2013 9:00am by Barry Ritholtz

Good Sunday Morning! Yet another glorious day, a streak that is increasingly destined to end. If you are stuck indoors today, well then we have some items for your reading pleasure:

• Lowenstein: The Federal Reserve’s Framers Would Be Shocked (NYT) see also Markets Might Be Misreading Fed’s Messages (Real Time Economics)
• 7 mutual fund ads you’ll never see (Marketwatch)
• China’s economy is freezing up. How freaked out should we be? (Washington Post) see also All About the Maos: Charting China’s Cash Crunch (China Real Time)
• Martin Wolf: How Austerity Has Failed (NYRB)
• Is Mark Zuckerberg the new Bill Gates? (pandodaily)
• Bank of America’s Foreclosure Frenzy (Bloomberg)
• Going Dutch — Could Fee Hurdles Come Down Everywhere? (WSJ/Moneybeat)
• Booz Allen, the World’s Most Profitable Spy Organization (Businessweek)
• Why Tesla Thinks It Can Make Battery Swapping Work (MIT Technology Review)
• Take It Outside (WSJ)

Whats for brunch?

Ireland’s Not So Rosy Turnaround

Source: NYT

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