A little weekend reading...
Compiled by Anthony Demangone, Powered by NAFCU
Happy last Friday of 2016, everyone. Please grab a cup of joe, and enjoy this week's reading pile. And this weekend, drive safely. Better yet, take a cab. I'd like you to keep reading this blog in 2017.
Now on to this week's reading pile!
- 13 undeniably good things that happened in 2016. (PBS)
- The top photos of 2016 from the Associated Press. (AP)Â
- Mortgage seriously delinquent rate was unchanged in November. (Calculated Risk)
- Blockchain patent filings have tripled since 2014. (Bank.Innovation)
- VW is moving toward in-car payments. (BI)
- How Americans spend their money. (AWealthofCommonSense)
- How is the legal marijuana industry affecting Mexican drug cartels? (BI)
- Administration is killing productivity. (FutureThink)
- The long-term job killer is not China. It is automation. (NYT)
- But then again, this has been happening forever. In the year 1900, roughly 40 percent of all U.S. jobs were tied to agriculture. Today? Less than 2 percent. (Our World in Data)
- Rationally irrational. (The Irrelevant Investor)
- The internet of people. (NAFCU Services)
- No one knows anything. (Godin)
Happy New Year, everyone!
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