My mid-week morning train reads:
• The (Easily Misunderstood) Yale Model: What pretenders overlook, according to Yale’s former longtime chair. (Institutional Investor)
• Leverage Is Exploding in the Fine-Art World (Bloomberg)
• The Biggest Lie in Personal Finance (Of Dollars And Data)
• Penthouse Buyers Expect Top-of-the-Line Everything (Mansion Global) see also Mapping the development explosion around LA Live (Curbed)
• Tesla’s $50 Billion Edge Reflects View That Musk Can Build on EV Lead (Bloomberg)
• Rogoff: Fantasy Fiscal Policy (Project Syndicate)
• The Auto Industry Wanted Easier Environmental Rules. It Got Chaos. (Wall Street Journal)
• Why famous dudes grow beards to deal with existential crises (Vox)
• Iowa Might Have Botched One Caucus Too Many (View) see also The Death of Iowa: There have been close calls before, but nothing approaching this mess (Politico)
• NASA’s Spitzer Space Telescope Ends 16-Year Mission of Discovery after spotting 7 Earth-size worlds orbiting another star, a new ring around Saturn and many more wonders in space. (New York Times)
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