What I'm reading this morning:
- Greece in full meltdown mode as Eurogroup ministers gather in Brussels and debate whether or not to plug another IV into the body (Guardian)
- China cut interest rates yesterday, the 3rd time since November (Bloomberg)
- Big banks prep for the anti-Wall Street rhetoric of the 2016 campaign (Wall Street Journal)
- The latest on Wall Street's plan to supplant Bloomberg messaging (Fortune)
- LPL slammed with huge brokerage-related fine, shifting its business to advisory (Investment News)
- Incredible post about how startup founders lose control because of financing terms (Heidi Roizen)
- Valuation comparisons across different eras are flawed because the composition of indices changes (Wall Street Journal)
- New Yorker profile of Marc Andreessen (New Yorker)
- New Jersey now accepting applications to manage $36 billion of its pension fund (CIO Magazine)
- Scale works against active skill in the stock market (ETF.com)
- Chanos vs Big Oil (Market Folly)
- Behind the scenes of the Mad Max reboot: The most intense movie ever (Wired)
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