A little weekend reading...
Compiled by Anthony Demangone
The days are getting shorter, and my to-do list seems to be getting longer. The Holiday Season must be upon us!
Take a break from your errands, grab a cup of joe, and dig into this week's reading pile.
- I remember paging through the Sears catalog before Christmas. A mere 35 years later, the store is on the ropes. (Business Insider)
- Not dead yet. Some video stores are fighting back creatively against the Netlixes of the world. (Wired)
- The American consumer is back. (Reformed Broker) But...The incredible shrinking income of young Americans. (The Atlantic)
- Sure things are not so sure any more. Taxi medallions are losing value in the face of Uber and Lyft. (Associations Now)
- Stop wasting everyone's time. (WSJ)
- No, you're not sleeping enough. Some scary facts from a scary documentary. (Washington Post)
- Mobile sales were huge on Black Friday. (TechCrunch)
- Banking and litigation. A scary story. (WSJ)
- Photo of the week: Lofty frosts. (National Geographic)
- Cash is dead? Not so fast. (WSJ)
- Budweiser is the King of Beers? Not so fast. (Washington Post) With all their money and advertising, they're losing ground to the little guys. Sound familiar?
- The fear of freedom. (Godin)
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