A little weekend reading...
Compiled by Anthony Demangone
Ah, Spring is finally here. Practices, dirty feet, scraped knees and the smell of clipped grass. Please enjoy this week's reads, and I hope you all have a wonderful weekend.Â
- Remember how characters in Star Trek could push a button and create food? That might very well happen. 3-D printing of food is already taking place. (Entrepreneur)
- Merrill Lynch: 1Q GDP growth forcast at 1.5%. (Calculated Risk)
- Another example of how fast things are moving. YouTube turns 10 today. (CNBC)
- While housing prices rise, negative equity still increased in 21 housing markets. (Zillow)
- Your employees don't get you. (Smart Blogs)
- How divided is Congress on party lines? This visual is stunning. (Washington Post)
- The model for Rosie The Riveter, Mary Doyle Keefe, has passed away. Rest in peace.(Entrepreneur)
- Microsoft ad campaign unintentionally kicks off a huge debate on work/life balance. (Washington Post)Â
- Reputation risk exhibit no. 5,423. Â Local paper notes local financial institution gets slammed for BSA violations. (MySA)
- YouTube finds that people are more likely to view ads on mobile. (Fast Company)
- Where Americans do not know how to write checks. (Washington Post)
- Where your 2014 taxes went. (The Big Picture)
- The compliance market heats up. Wells Fargo looks for non traditional compliance officers. (WSJ)
- My favorite photo this week: Circle of Life. (National Geographic)
- Jack Welch: Truth and Trust are the most important words for leaders today. (LinkedIn)
- Godin nails it. People are real, but the crowd disappoints. (Godin)
- A beautiful short film. Great message, great visuals. (BigGeekDad)
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