(Bloomberg View) -- Welcome to December! Fire up those machines and get ready for the last month of the year with your morning train reads:
- We Are All Populists Now (Yardeni)
- The Man Who Invented Libor, the World's Most Important Number (Bloomberg)
- Incredibly difficult interview questions asked by top hedge funds (eFinancial); see also How a $60 Billion Fund With Four-Decade Alpha Awaits Trump (Bloomberg)
- Mnuchin Steals an Idea from Europe (and me): 100-Year Treasurys? (MoneyBeat)
- How baby boomers became the most selfish generation (Business Insider)
- Writing Lessons for a Better Life (Collaborative Fund)
- Netflix finally lets you download shows and movies to watch offline (the Verge)
- The Unbusy Manifesto: How to slow down, chill out, and live life more intentionally (Quartz)
- The GOP's Attack on Voting Rights Was the Most Under-Covered Story of 2016 (the Nation); see also Stop Perpetuating The Myth Of Vote Fraud To Distract From The Reality Of Massive Voter Suppression (Huffington Post)
- Wildlife Photographer of the Year -- People's Choice (BBC)
What are you reading?
Counties That Changed Party in the Presidential Election
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