Musings from the CU Suite

Compiled by Anthony Demangone, Powered by NAFCU

Eight years ago today, life gave me the most wonderful gift imaginable. Kate and Briggs. 

They make me laugh. They make me proud. And occasionally, they make me scratch my head. But I wouldn't have life any other way. 

Now, on to this week's reading pile.

• The world is unprepared for a global pandemic. (HBR)
• Good POV on whether robots will take your job. The author argues they will not, and uses financial services as one of his examples. (Quartz)
• There are more 26-year-olds than any other age group. (Ritholtz)
• One of the most famous investment firms has laid off staff as more investors embrace index funds. (WSJ)
• Here are California's proposed self-driving car regulations. And by the way, they estimate 569,000 autonomous car shipments in 2025. (BI)
• More than $1 million U.S. homeowners gained positive equity in their homes during 2016. (World Property Journal)
• a family-owned grocery store is one of the best places to work in America. (Inc.)
• By the numbers: Bank and Credit Union branch transformation projects. (FB)

Have a great weekend, everyone.

- Anthony