A little weekend reading...
Compiled by Anthony Demangone, Â Powered by NAFCU.
Good day from chilly, yet beautiful Wellesley, Massachusetts. Grab a cup of java, and enjoy this weekend's reading pile. And Happy Holidays from all of us at NAFCU!
Now...on to the reading pile.
- GDP revised up. Yay! (Calculated Risk) Personal income keeps inching up. Yay! (Calculated Risk) Weekly unemployment claims up to 275k. Hmmm. (Calculated Risk)
- The Internet of People. (NAFCU Services Blog)
- The older I get, the more I tend to agree. No one knows anything. (Godin)
- The robots that make Christmas possible. (Fast Company)
- The tragic downfall of consumer financial protection. (The National Review)
- Louis Harris, father of modern-day polling, dies at 95. (NYT)
- Love this - innovation, meet hospital gown. (BI)
- What to do with a holiday bonus, or any other amount of unexpected money. Â Brilliant chart. (BI)
- Do we really want driverless cars? (NYT)
- Solar energy just became less expensive than wind energy. (Bloomberg)
- Can Uber save public transportation in small towns? (The Verge)
- Fascinating - inside Quebec's great Maple Syrup heist. (Vanity Fair)
- Henry Heimlich passes away at 96. (NRP)
- Official Santa NORAD tracking site. (NORAD Santa)
- And finally, and most importantly, just why do we kiss under mistletoe anyway? (Mental Floss)
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