A little weekend reading...
Compiled by Anthony Demangone
Happy Friday, everyone. Old Saint Nick is busy washing and waxing his sleigh. I'm sure you've got a few things on your to-do list as well. This time of year is special to different folks for different reasons. Just remember not to go too fast - slow down enough to enjoy the season.Â
Now, on to the reads of the week...
- Cheap gas makes surburban houses more valuable. Does it make urban houses less valuable? (Washington Post)
- The 10 biggest disruptors of 2015. (WSJ)
- Your e-mail sign-off may be more important than you think. (Inc.com)
- Eggs over easy may be more difficult to purchase. Hadn't heard about this one. (Washington Post)
- American debt reduction may be levelling off. (WSJ)
- 8 things Michael Lewis wishes for Wall Street. (Bloomberg)
- Photo of the week: Horses in the Highlands. (National Geographic)
- 10 retail banking predictions for 2015. (Financial Brand)
- Cheerful signs in the US Labor market. (NYT)
- 122 things everyone should know about investing and the economy. Man, this would be fun to turn into a column for a local newspaper. (The Fool)Â
- What kind of customers do you want? (Godin) Go for a walk. (Godin)
- Eulogy for small credit unions(JimBlaineoncreditunions.com)
- The office holiday party is back. (Entrepreneur.com)
- This chart may blow your mind about the new landscape of advertising. (Business Insider)
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