A few links from my weekly Weekend Reading column:
- Squeaking by on $300,000 a year (WashPost)
- Iceland: what ugly secrets are waiting to be exposed in the meltdown? (Telegraph)
- Asia: An astonishing rebound (The Economist)
- There’s no quick fix to the global economy’s excess capacity (Telegraph)
- The new American Dream: Renting (WSJ)
- The Stock Market’s Little Shop of Horrors: And You Thought the Aftermath of 1929 Was Grim (The Journal of Investing)
- How the brain hard-wired us to love Google, Twitter, et al., and why it’s dangerous (Slate)
- Vintage piece by Barry taking Barron’s columnist Gene Epstein apart (Ritholz)
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