Hot Links: Banker Fight Club
- Joshua M Brown
- February 3rd, 2010
Stuff I'm Reading this Morning...
Bankers in Manhattan start a Fight Club to relieve stress, have plausible excuse for grappling each other. (Bloomberg)
Trader Mark digs up a warning from a guy who called the last big copper crash in '96 - he sees hoarding in China leading to the next one. (FundMyMutualFund)
Activist retail investor Ron Burkle is taking on Chairman Riggio and the board of Barnes & Noble. (WSJ)
How local economies benefit from hosting big sporting events. (Mint)
The Greenbackd monthly rundown of stocks with activist situations, December version. (Greenbackd)
A look at this earnings season's revenue beat rate. (Bespoke)
Howard Lindzon interviews Chris Dixon. Joy. (cdixon.org)
Way too true: a letter to Type A parents whose offspring have just been denied admission to pre-k. (NewYorker)
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