What I'm reading this morning:
- The Fed is in absolutely no rush to raise rates. (New York Times)
- Yardeni: Sorry, there's no inflation anywhere (Dr. Ed's Blog)
- Joe: Gold looks like death (Business Insider)
- Brett Arends piles on to the CalPERS hedge fund story (MarketWatch)
- A thousand new hedge funds opened over the last 12 months as another thousand closed. It's the circle of life, Simba. (HedgeWeek)
- "Why do greedy hedge funds all of a sudden care so much about bread sticks?" LOL (Salon)
- Seth Klarman: "We Are Recreating The Markets Of 2007" (Zero Hedge)
- The secret world of the Dunkin’ Donuts franchise kings (Boston Globe)
- 10 conglomerates that could be the next activist targets (MarketWatch)
- Narendra Modi is the new rock star PM (TIME)
- Insiders are going to be able to sell up to $8 billion worth of Alibaba tomorrow (Wall Street Journal)
- Wild con artist story uncovered by Roddy Boyd (SIRF)
- Sue your broker and these days he might sue you back. (DealBook)
- VC Fred Wilson is growing concerned about his startups' burn rates (A VC)
- Australian counter-terror authorities swoop in and stop a beheading plot in the nick of time (Bloomberg)
- Terry Gilliam's back with a new dystopian film about whatever shred of privacy we might have left being taken away (Wired)
- Imagine you're at the beach and Candice Swanepoel is the lifeguard (Daily Mail)
