10 Thursday AM Reads

September 26, 2013 10:30am by Barry Ritholtz

My belated, post Yahoo morning reads

• Somebody Stole 7 Milliseconds From the Federal Reserve (MoJo) see also News organizations respond to Fed lockup questions (CNBC)
• Eric Schneiderman, Wall Street Time-Machine Sheriff (Bloomberg View)
• Day traders, angels and venture capital: The internet changes everything, including money (GigaOm) see also The idiocy of crowds (Felix)
• Abenomics Peaking for Tokyo Commodity Exchange Means Focus on China, India (Bloomberg)
• Duncan Black : Show the 99% some economic gains (USA Today) see also Rising wealth-to-income ratios, inequality, and growth (VoxEU)
• J.P. Morgan Is Discussing $11 Billion Settlement (WSJ) see also In JPMorgan Case, a Missed Opportunity to Charge Its Executives (DealBook)
• A Move Is Afoot to Keep Climate Science Out of Classrooms (Scientific American)
• Meet the new idiots, same as the… actually these idiots might be worse (FT Alphaville)
• NYSE, Nasdaq Consider Cooperating to Address Glitches (WSJ)
• Majority of Americans Doubt Benefits of Fed Stimulus (Economix)

What are you reading?

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