Musings from the CU Suite

Compiled by Anthony Demangone

Happy First Day of Spring, everyone!  Of course, as I look out my window, it is snowing. 

Now, put down your brackets for a moment, pick up a cup of joe, and enjoy these reads.

• Apple is now officially entering the streaming TV market. (The Verge)
• The only constant is change. For the first time, sales of streaming music have outsold CDs. (NYT)
• We're starting to drive more. (New Geography)
• Catch a cab in NYC? You'll have a better chance of catching an Uber. There are more Uber drivers than taxis. (Business Insider)
• 23 business leaders share the best advice that they received. 
  I love Buffett's! (Business Insider)
• Are you really eating grouper? The growing issue of seafood fraud, and the folks out to stop it. (The Atlantic)
• The power of serving others. (Leadership Freak)
• Architecture billings are down. (Calculated Risk)
• Facebook is entering payments via its Messenger App. (Entrepreneur)
• The study of insect stings. (BBC)
• Giving housing to the homeless is arguably three times less expensive than leaving them on the street. (Vox)
• Microsoft will kill off Internet Explorer. (Verge)
• The perils of single-sport participation. (ChangingTheGameProject)
• The three things CEOs worry about most. (HBR)

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