10 Tuesday AM Reads

April 15, 2014 9:53am by Barry Ritholtz

Good Tax Day morning. Here’s what I’m reading so far:

• On tax day, who wants the rich to pay more? (MarketWatch) see also TurboTax Maker Astroturf Campaign Against Free, Simple Tax Filing (Talking Points Memo)
• Yangtze River Delta becomes epicentre for China credit risk (Reuters)
• Can your ‘money-losing behavior’ be cured? (MarketWatch) see also On the road to riches and diamond rings, real traders see real swings (TRB)
• A brief history of M&A (FT Alphaville)
• So, what’s it like to have too much money? Apparently, very stressful. (Vanity Fair)
• Priced out of Brooklyn (TBP) see also In Many Cities, Rent Is Rising Out of Reach of Middle Class (NY Times)
• Millions of Android Devices Vulnerable to Heartbleed Bug
• Why You Should Never Read the Comments (Priceonomics)
• The Heart of Dropbox (stratēchery)
• The Manhattan District Attorney Is Coming For David Samson (Esquire)

What are you deducting?

Where Your 2013 Taxes Went

Source: National Priorities

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