What I'm reading this morning:
- Did China's Yuan move just mess with the Fed's September rate hike plans? (MarketWatch)
- China is a mess either way (Dr. Ed's Blog)
- Google explains the weird shit they're doing with the corporate structure (Google Blog)
- Felix explains what's really going on (Fusion)
- Wall Street analysts weigh in on the reorg (Business Insider)
- How Sundar Pinchai will be running Google Inc (New York Times)
- Brett Arends: What if the bull market in stocks just ended — and nobody noticed? (MarketWatch)
- Shake Shack reports 75% revenue growth, guides higher (Wall Street Journal)
- The average Shake Shack location is doing $100k in sales per week (Buzzfeed)
- Justin Fox - government jobs are down big since 2010, holding back the recovery (Bloomberg View)
- The "New King of Subprime" is a hedge fund. Sleep tight. (Wall Street Journal)
- Good luck dealing with the current crop of PC-obsessed college kids when they're released into the wild (The Atlantic)
