What I'm reading this morning:
- Torrent of Cash Exits Eurozone (Wall Street Journal)
- An update on Asian equities — upward explosion ahead (Peter Brandt)
- You're hearing a lot about the Citi Economic Surprise index slumping. That's actually a good thing. (Wall Street Journal)
- How New Yorker magazine covers have documented the rise of technology since the 1930's (New Yorker)
- It's good to be the Clinton family hedge fund (DealBook)
- Ted Cruz declares, 11 things to know about him (aside from the fact that he's nationally unelectable) (Vox)
- The truth about Lee Kuan Yew's economic miracle in SIngapore (The Economist)
- Drugmakers are freaking out over Google and Apple's sudden interest in health care (Financial Times)
- Mercedes is showing off a self-driving car prototype (Wired)
- The new Steve Jobs unauthorized biography that actually got praise from Tim Cook and Jony Ive (New York Times)
- Ubiquitous doesn't mean permanent (Seth Godin)
