Musings from the CU Suite

Compiled by Anthony Demangone, Powered by NAFCU

I hope your 2017 is off to a good start. We had a busy January here at NAFCU. And that's all right by me. 

Grab a cup of joe, and enjoy this week's reading pile.  As always, if you ever need anything, just let me know. 

• The changing skies above. The FAA bans drones within 34.5 miles of the Super Bowl. (Inc.)
• Use the NAFCU Grassroots Action Center to write your Congressman to repeal the Durbin Amendment. It took me 1 minute. (NAFCU Grassroots Action Center)
• A nice interview with the CEO and co-founder of Bloom. (Entrepreneur)
• Tennessee is thinking of offering free community college to all. (BI)
• You shouldn't lead if your greatest strength is seeing weakness. (Leadership Freak)
• Facebook simply dominates the internet. (Telegraph)
• Over one-half of Americans live in a "cellphone-only" home. (GFK)
• Facebook's revenue jumps 51% - mostly on the back of mobile. (WSJ)
• When will you abandon it? (Godin)
• Here's another article about a possible restaurant bubble. (Crainsnewyork)
• Citigroup exits the mortgage-servicing market. (NAFCU Today) (Subscribe to  NAFCU Today here.)
• Which kills more people each year? Shark attacks? Or taking selfies? (Priceonomics)
• Janet Yellin's labor market dashboard. (Bloomberg)
• The quest to automate the cheeseburger. (Quartz)
• How the average American spends money. (BI)

There - that should do it. Have a great weekend, everyone. Even you Patriots fans. 

Take care,

Anthony