10 Thursday PM Reads

January 9, 2014 5:15pm by Barry Ritholtz

My afternoon train-reading:

• Janet Yellen: The Sixteen Trillion Dollar Woman (Time) see also Will history look kindly on Ben Bernanke? (The Week)
• Pot Shares Rally 1,700% as Speculators See Green (Bloomberg)
• The Post-Crash Rebound, Not Job Growth, Drove 2013 Price Gains (Trulia Blog)
• The PC is dead, and this year’s CES proves it (Washington Post)
• Bank of America Merrill Lynch slashes gold call to $1,150 and warns it could get uglier (MarketWatch)
• The real Chris Christie traffic scandal you’ve forgotten (LA Times) see also Chris Christie’s problem is that he’s really, truly a bully (Washington Post) see also
• Silicon Valley’s New Spy Satellites (The Atlantic)
• Top Ten Things Bob Gates was Wrong about, Some Criminal (Juan Cole)
• Gervais: Be a Cocky Little Nobody (Time)
• The glassware that will change your (wine-drinking) life (WSJ)

What are you reading?

Americans Are Getting Bored With Obamacare in the News

Source: WonkBlog

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