Hot Links: Wild Advice
Posted June 2, 2014 by Joshua M Brown
What I'm reading this morning:
Stuff I’m Reading this Morning…
China reports its best PMI number in five months, Japanese stocks rally. (WSJ
Ominous headline of the day: Unstoppable $100 Trillion Bond Market Renders Models Useless (Bloomberg
Some wild advice for Microsoft’s new CEO – like, how about giving away Windows for free and eschewing the $20 billion a year it brings in. (WSJ
Dan Primack: Icahn has nothing to worry about (probably). ( Fortune )
I have a quote in this NYT story about Icahn’s legacy. (DealBook
Roubini: Here comes the Great Globalization Backlash. (ProjectSyndicate
and then the King of Spain was like “later, you guys.” (BusinessInsider
David Merkel demolishes Modern Portfolio Theory. (AlephBlog
Is Google getting into the home electricity business? (BusinessWeek
Great business lessons from Jim Barksdale. (25iq
How economists are using Google to figure things out in real-time. (WaPo
Some super-secret pics from the set of Star Wars VII (TMZ
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