WEEKEND READS: Catch Up On The Best Economics And Finance Links Of The Week
Flickr/Sarah BuckleyDid you miss something on the internet this week? No matter who you are, the answer is probably yes. We're here to help you catch up. Here's a smattering of excellent posts, both short and long, from the last week that make for good weekend reading:
Today in the Wall Street gender gap - Ben Walsh
Why America's middle class is lost - Jim Tankersley
The first woman to chair a big British bank will be Shriti Vadera of Santander UK - FT
Venezuela is in deep trouble - Katia Porzecanski
"Needham, the smallest bank, was also the thirstiest, but everyone else wanted in too." - Matt Levine
"Neither the protectionist incumbent nor the anti-regulation upstart is pro-consumer. Both are pro-profit." - Catherine Rampell
You are almost certainly working too much - The Economist
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The US economy will be playing by new rules in 2015 - Akin Oyedele
Here's where the highest paid New Yorkers live - Andy Kiersz
Putin took another sharp turn away from the West- Elena Holodny
Oil is not the biggest story in markets right now: It's about bonds - Myles Udland
A World Cup gambling sting snared alleged Chinese mafia dons in Las Vegas - Linette Lopez
The most bullish chart you'll see has a big stock market crash in the middle of it - Sam Ro
This is what GDP growth looks like around the world - Me
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