A little weekend reading...
Compiled by Anthony Demangone
Halloween Night
When days grow short and nights get cold
And autumn trees turn red and gold
Move, we may, through sun drenched days
âÂÂMidst leaves and berries and bales of hay
In our hearts we feel the lure
Toward darkness, shivers and things not pure
While ghostly shadows creep slowly by
Spying on witches and brooms that fly
Icy fingers that grab their prey
And do bad things 'til night turns to day
Heed this plea to stay insideâ¦
Find covers and blankets and sheets to hide
Slowly this night will fade to day
And fiends and monsters will crawl away
Once a year, on this dank night
WeâÂÂll shake and shiver âÂÂtil morning light
 And with that, here is this week's reading pile. Enjoy!
- Good leaders are stewards. (SB)
- Six key signals for the U.S. economy. (Four of them are good!) (Advisor Perspectives)
- The top 100 U.S. CEOs - their retirement savings is equal to 41% of U.S. families. (Bloomberg)
- Solving the 12 dumb things that leaders do. (Leadership Freak)
- Bankruptcy filings are the lowest since 2007. (Calculated Risk)
- Where does the U.S. get its electricity? (The Big Picture)
- Tex-Mex restaurant allows community to name the restaurant. (TrumbullTimes)
- PayPal has lent more than $1 billion to small businesses. (CNBC)
- Bravery is for other people. (Godin)
- The 50 happiest companies in the U.S. (Inc.)
- What some successful people eat for breakfast. (Business Insider)
- These 20 companies changed their logo this year. (Business Insider)
Have a great Halloween, everyone. Â
