Costumes, Scary E-Mails and Looming Inflation
(Bloomberg View) -- Happy Halloween! The scariest morning train reads to kick off your week:
- How the World's Biggest Costume Maker Cracked Halloween (Bloomberg)
- Investors Pile Into TIPS as Inflation Looms (Wall Street Journal)
- What "Expansions Don't Die of Old Age" Really Means (Real Time Economics)
- Faulty Wall Street Assumptions (A Wealth of Common Sense)
- No One Saw Tesla's Solar Roof Coming: Elon Musk just showed us the grand unification of Tesla: fast cars, big batteries, and a stunning solar rooftop. (Bloomberg)
- Who Wins in the Gig Economy, and Who Loses (Harvard Business Review)
- Publishers Are Rethinking Those "Around the Web" Ads (New York Times)
- Trump boasts about his philanthropy. But his giving falls short of his words. (Washington Post)
- George W. Bush's White House “lost” 22 million emails (Newsweek); see also The media reaction to George W. Bush's email controversy (Politifact)
- Why Microsoft, Google could be bookmakers of the future (ESPN)
Emissions will keep rising sharply through 2030
Sources: Science, Bloomberg View
Sources: Science, Bloomberg View
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