Musings from the CU Suite

Compiled by Anthony Demangone

As the polar vortex bears down on Washington, D.C., all I can say is this: Polar Vortexes and puppy potty training do not go well together.

Wherever you are, hopefully you're warmer than we are in D.C. Grab a cup of Joe and enjoy this week's reading pile.

• Coming soon...military robots. (Business Insider)
• A painless way to save...and Google is buying the idea. (Business Insider)
• $226k, and $1,600 spent per CU when dealing with data breaches. (NAFCU Today)
• The man who brought us the lithium battery is still coming up with new stuff...at age 92. (Quartz)
• That's right, Apple is developing a car. (Bloomberg)
• Japan's oldest businesses have survived for more than 1,000 years. (The Atlantic)
• Retirement gap at more than $4 trillion. Yep. that was a T. (Pensions and Investments)
• Fingerprints and eye scans to replace passwords in Windows. (The Hill)
• The cure for sad organizations. (Leadership Freak)
• 1-800 Flowers...not so good. (Buzz Blog)
• The 4 most effective and ineffective marketing words in email subject lines. (Marketing Profs)
• You've exceeded my expectations. (Employment and Labor Insider)