Musings from the CU Suite

Compiled by Anthony Demangone
EVP/COO - NAFCU

The stock market bounced back this week. Pitchers and catchers reported. Temperatures are climbing. And the Nittany Lions knocked off #4 Iowa. 

I'll take it. 

Now on to this week's reading pile.

• Can America put itself back together? It already is. (The Atlantic)
• American retail is changing drastically. (Business Insider)
• American Express is trying to cut $1 billion in expenses. (Bloomberg)
• Photo of the week: Painted Sky. (National Geographic)
• Everyone should print this out and tape it to their wall. Or print it out in meeting rooms. (Godin)
• Big banks are fleeing the mortgage market. (MarketWatch)
• Fannie Mae expects moderate growth in 2016 for the US Economy. (NAFCU Today)
• The wonderful friendship between Antonin Scalia and Ruth Bader Ginsberg. (Wa Post)
• The deadly war for sand. (Wired)
• A new study finds millennials prefer socialism to capitalism. (Inc.)

Have a wonderful weekend, everyone!