Weekend Reading for January 4, 2013

Happy New Year!

The Fiscal Cliff deal was signed, and though it may not be the perfect solution, at least people know what to expect going forward into tax season.  In other national news, yesterday was also the first day back to school for the Sandy Hook students.

Here is what I am reading this weekend:

Al Jazeera Seeks a Voice Where Gore Failed: NY Times  Al Gore caused quite a stir when his Current TV was sold to Al-Jazeera.  While some say Al-Jazeera fills a need for many living in the U.S., many others are taking this as an opportunity to discontinue carrying the channel or to quit if they were employed by Current.

5 Misconceptions Your Child Probably Has about Your Finances:  My Wife Quit Her Job  Do you think your kids hold these misconceptions?  Perhaps now is the time to be a little more transparent.

Gold’s Twelfth Straight Gilded Year Is a Wrap:  Barron’s  Gold remains, pardon the pun, a golden child.  Here is the low down on gold’s stellar 2012.

What Paul Krugman Got Right and Wrong about the Rise of the Robot Workforce:  Business Insider  Krugman has just made an important discovery.  Read on for details.

PIMCO’s Bill Gross Tweeted His Dismal 2013 Outlook:  Business Insider  Welcome to the new economic normal.

Comments

  1. I personally love Al Jazeera, contrary to popular belief it’s an actual REAL NEWS channel that doesn’t pull any punches or hold anything back. News stations such as Fox News, CNN, etc rarely show actual footage. Al Jazeera has captured the entire Syrian conflict without holding anything back. Additionally very rarely do I see “Snooki is pregnant” or “Kim Kardashian is pregnant with Kanye West’s baby” on Al Jazeera. I feel that if more U.S. news stations conducted their business the way Al Jazeera does, then Americans would view the world very differently.

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