10 Sunday Reads

October 26, 2014 8:30am by Barry Ritholtz

Good Sunday morn. Pour yourself a mug of coffee and settle in for our our Easy like Sunday Morning reads:

• Stocks Rally on Upbeat Earnings Reports (Barron’s) see also Investors Resume Rush for Stocks, but Fears Lurk (WSJ)
• The Truth Hidden by IBM’s Buybacks (DealBook)
• Why Being an Entrepreneur Is Harder Than Running Merrill Lynch (Inc)
• Fed’s $4 Trillion Holdings to Boost Growth Beyond End of QE (Bloomberg)
• China Will Keep Growing. Just Ask the Soviets. (Upshot)
• The bottom 90 percent are poorer today than they were in 1987 (WonkBlog)
• American Express and Visa Love Apple Pay. Will Consumers? (BusinessWeek) see also Apple Pay Takes On Hackers, Cash (Barron’s)
• Trillions in Global Cash Await Call to Fix Crumbling U.S. (Bloomberg)
• What has happened to journalism? Redeeming an institution that is essential to democracy (Medium) see also Journalists need a point of view if they want to stay relevant (The Conversation)
• Amazing Things Happen When Texans Get Their Hands On Ferraris (Business Insider)

What’s for brunch?

Markets Are Calmer, but Worrying Signs Remain

Source: The Upshot

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