What I'm reading this morning:
- Greece is bankrupt (DealBook)
- Charter - Time Warner buyout is official. (Washington Post)
- Why Goldman's David Kostin thinks the best for stocks is now behind us (MoneyBeat)
- When Predicting China Stocks There’s Only Wrong and Very Wrong (Bloomberg)
- A big promotion for Apple product design genius Jony Ive (9 to 5 Mac)
- Investors are playing a ‘greater fool’ game (Financial Times)
- In defense of tactical asset allocation (GestaltU)
- Now that index mavens FTSE and Russell have merged, what can we expect in the way of innovation? (ETF.com)
- Yardeni: "In my opinion, the Fed has significantly contributed to the weakness of the current economic expansion" (Dr. Ed's Blog)
- "Today’s pessimists about the economy’s rate of growth are wrong because the official statistics understate the growth of real GDP, of productivity, and of real household incomes." (Wall Street Journal)
- "The FBI agent who oversaw the Bernard Madoff investigation and helped pioneer the use of wiretaps that yielded dozens of insider-trading convictions is now working for Goldman Sachs Group Inc." (Bloomberg)
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