10 Monday PM Reads

March 10, 2014 4:30pm by Barry Ritholtz

My afternoon train reading:

• Echoes of 2000? Companies rush to list shares while the market is hot. (WSJ)
• Bill Ackman’s Hilariously Inept Astroturf Crusade Against Herbalife (Bloomberg View)
• Choosing a set of risk factors that will produce an expected result (Capital Spectator)
• Apple’s retail market share grows as RadioShack and Best Buy shrink (MacDailyNews) see also How much will CarPlay cost? (stratēchery)
• Why Are Wages Sticky? (Uneasy Money)
• What Happens When You Quit Facebook (Thought Catalog)
• The future of TV is coming into focus, and looks pretty great (Quartz)
• How the NFL Worked to Hide the Truth about Concussions and Brain Damage (Scientific American)
• Does happiness adapt? A longitudinal study of disability with implications for economists and judges (Science Direct) see also Time Does Not Heal All Wounds (SagePub)
• Cut to the Car Chase: A new movie nods to classic car movies (WSJ)

What are you reading?

Stocks Are No Longer Moving in Tandem With Broad Market

Source: WSJ

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