Bailout

Counterparties

By Felix Salmon

An Impressive New Feature Makes Gmail?s Inbox Smarter — GigaOm

Wherein a billionaire does enormous real-estate deals without having a clue what he’s doing — Curbed

Susanne Craig leaving WSJ for the NYT — CJR

My lesson from reading Amy Wallace on libel suits: make sure that, unlike Simon Singh, you’re US-based — Reporting on Health

The number of vacant houses in the U.S. is now roughly 2x the entire Canadian housing stock — Kedrosky

Very excited about the MFAA’s upcoming El Anatsui show, in its shiny new space — MFAA

For the first time since at least 1997, less than 29% of stock ratings worldwide are ?buys? — Bloomberg

“The majority of students committed to earlier deadlines, resulting in higher grades” — Ariely

The ?efficient relationship paradox?: a company?s current customers experience its worst service — TNY

55% employees say workers wearing casual attire are more productive. But 64% say managers should dress up — Plan Sponsor

Federal Taxation of Labour Income in Canada is Regressive: A truly excellent blog post — Worthwhile Canadian Initiative

A Question for the Kansas City Fed — Economist’s View

“One-bedrooms, which measure about 1,000 square feet, will cost $10,000 a month” — NYT

44% would pick being richer, 21% thinner, 14% smarter, 12% younger. 9% would stay the same — NYP

I haven’t laughed so much reading a blog entry in ages — Language Log

Full post as published by Macroprudential on August 31, 2010 (boomark / email).