The US auto industry has 1.9 feet in the grave. This is so obvious that people don’t even waste much ink on it any more. Here are 3 succinct perspectives:
- One of my favorite humor blogs, Long or Short Capital, has for the first time in memory bitten its own tongue in calling [...]
From Michael Lewis, the guy you brought us Liar’s Poker…a great story about somebody on Wall Street who is actually making money these days…The End is a great 10-minute read.
IntenseDebate has relaunched!
In an amazingly short time, IntenseDebate has:
- finished and polished the WordPress plug-in
- Migrated to the WordPress infrastructure
- and Integrated tightly with WordPress
Check out all the great new features…oh, and my plug-in just auto-updated itself…you gotta love it!
Great job guys!
Most economists, with the exception of the ancient-school Paul Krugman, think that broad-scale government bail-outs in these times of troubles are big mistakes.
The problem is, most Americans are not economists. Furthermore, they don’t know any economists, and don’t read or understand any economics.
Hence politics, rather than economics, will rule the day. Now [...]
From Mark Perry, some quantitative data explaining the reasoning capacity of the Boulder City Council:
All this talk of wealth re-distribution is scaring the crap out of me. Unlike the old days, when people used to admire successful businesspeople, nowadays there are resentments and feelings of injustice toward “too much success”.
Paul Samuelson, a Nobel-prize winning economist, writes about why the people’s anger towards investment bankers and CEO’s, and the [...]
Charlene Li gave a nice presentation this morning at Defrag…good thought provoking reading if you want to know what a smart person thinks about the future of the social graph.
Defrag Keynote Nov. 4, 2008
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