10 Wednesday PM Reads

December 4, 2013 4:54pm by Barry Ritholtz

Here are my home from EU zone afternoon reads

• Companies Boost U.S. Payrolls by Most in a Year (Bloomberg)
• Americans are bingeing less on houses and more on cars (Quartz) see also The ageing of Americans’ things (Reuters)
• Checking in on the “Yale Model” (Above the Market)
• Yuan Passes Euro as 2nd-Most Used Trade-Finance Currency (Bloomberg) see also Where did the saving glut go? (Antonio Fatas on the Global Economy)
• Housing boom and bust lesson still not sinking in (Reuters)
• What Neuroscience Says About The Link Between Creativity And Madness (Fast Company)
• The Secrets Of A Memorable Infographic (Fast Company)
• Amazon Promises Package Delivery By Drone: Is It for Real? (IEEE Spectrum)
• A 31-Year-Old Is Tearing Apart the Heritage Foundation (New Republic)
• American Schools vs. the World: Expensive, Unequal, Bad at Math (The Atlantic)
• 10 Secrets of Grand Central Terminal (Epoch Times)

What are you reading?

The EU Goes Positive 2 Qs in a Row

Source: JP Morgan

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