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US teens more interested than ever in iPhone, Apple Watch second choice after … Rolex
9to5Mac - Ben Lovejoy
A large-scale survey of US teens has found that intention to buy an iPhone its at its highest ever level, some 86% of them stating that it will be their next smartphone purchase … NordVPN That’s up from
Harvard
Harvard’s Admissions Process, Once Secret, Is Unveiled in Affirmative Action Trial
The New York Times - By ANEMONA HARTOCOLLIS
BOSTON — The deliberations that take place inside 86 Brattle Street, a red brick building where Harvard University’s admissions committee convenes, have very much stayed inside 86 Brattle Street. Until
Business
This Housing Bubble Is Different From The Last
Seeking Alpha - Daniel Jones
Like the overwhelming majority of active investors out there today, I participated in and recovered from the 2007/2008 financial crisis, the worst …
Mega Millions
Here are the winning numbers in the $667M Mega Million jackpot
FOX Business - Ken Martin
A record jackpot of $667 million was at stake on Tuesday night in the Mega Millions drawing. The numbers were 3, 45, 49, 61 and 69 with the Mega Ball of 9. The jackpot topped the previous high of $656
Banking Crisis
Here's Why The Next Recession Will Spiral Into A Depression
Seeking Alpha - Charles Hugh Smith
Here's the difference between a recession and a depression: you can't get blood from a stone, or make an insolvent entity solvent with more …
Retail
UPS to Host 170 Job Fairs as It Searches for 100,000 Seasonal Workers
Fortune - Chris Morris
UPS is planning a massive push to bring on seasonal workers, announcing plans to hire 100,000 people to keep up with demand. And to achieve that …
Stock Markets
A rare and worrisome thing happened during Wednesday's stock market slaughter: bonds fell too
CNBC - Patti Domm
Normally, a stock market sell-off sets off a buying spree in Treasurys, as investors look for security in the more steady government debt market. But …
Conservative View
Liberal Americans Hate America First Because They Hate Normal Americans
townhall.com - Kurt Schlichter
Opinion Posted: Oct 15, 2018 12:01 AM The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not represent the views of Townhall.com. Arizona …
Conservative View
Killing the Electoral College Would Alienate Half the Country
dailysignal.com - Walter E. Williams
Democratic socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, seeking to represent New York’s 14th Congressional District, has called for the abolition of the …
Work-life Balance
Uber’s secret weapon is its team of economists
Quartz - Alison Griswold
It’s hard to explain just how much economists love Uber. Economists love Uber like a mother loves her child. They love it like the internet loves cats. They love it like tech bros love Elon Musk. Economists
The Workplace
The scientific argument for waking up early
Ladders - Benjamin P. Hardy
If you want to become elite at what you do, you need to consistently get better. High performance is all about putting in more and “reps.” Doing the …
Business (India)
Dow plunges more than 800 points in worst drop since February, Amazon and tech shares lead the rout
CNBC - Fred Imbert
Stocks sank on Wednesday as a steep decline in tech shares and worries of rapidly rising rates sent Wall Street on pace for its worst day in eight …
North Pole
Elon Musk asks this tricky interview question that most people can't answer
CNBC - Ruth Umoh
You might think you're clever but could you survive this brainteaser Elon Musk uses to screen potential employees? During SpaceX's early years, the …
Jeff Bezos
There's one clear sign Jeff Bezos looks for to gauge how smart people are
Business Insider - Áine Cain
• Jeff Bezos, the CEO and founder of Amazon, has a strategy for identifying smart people. • The Amazon CEO shared his ideas about intelligence in a question-and-answer session with employees of Basecamp,
Profit
Tesla Reportedly Smashes Factory Records as Elon Musk Teases Profitability
Inverse - Mike Brown
Tesla is on course for a bumper quarter. A Monday report claims that the company produced a staggering 80,000 vehicles in the three months just gone, …
Stock Markets
Cramer admits he's getting 'a little cautious' about the Fed's effect on the economy
CNBC - Elizabeth Gurdus
CNBC's Jim Cramer has been a stock market bull for a long time, but even he has moments when he gets a little bit cautious. "Sometimes we need to do a …
iPhone 7
iPhone XS Max display is scientifically healthier for your eyes
Cult of Mac - Buster Hein
Apple may have downplayed one major feature for the display of the iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max. Based on testing from Tsing-Hua University in Taiwan, it turns out that the new OLED displays are healthier
Bill Gates
Bill Gates, Elon Musk and Mark Cuban quit these 3 bad habits before they became successful
CNBC - Ruth Umoh
Habits and routines are powerful. They help us every day, freeing up brain space and releasing us from making countless decisions. But not every …
Tesla
Why Elon Musk Is Key To Tesla's Success
Forbes - Stephanie Denning
Ever since Elon Musk’s infamous tweet on August 7―“Am considering taking Tesla private at $420. Funding secured.”―there has been mounting pressure from investors for executive-level change at Tesla. The
Retail
Trump's New Chinese Tariffs Are Hitting Dollar Tree Stores
Fortune - Emily Price
President Donald Trump’s new 10% tariff on Chinese imports is impacting low- and middle-income customers somewhere you might not expect: Dollar …
Education
The Nobel Prize And Keeping Economics Real
Forbes - John T. Harvey
I was delighted to read this morning that Paul Romer was one of the two recipients of the Nobel Prize in Economics. I had the pleasure of serving on a panel with him back in April and I am pleased to that
Conservative View
Teacher tweets spelling-challenged death threat about Kavanaugh – here’s what happened to her
TheBlaze - Carlos Garcia
A Minnesota teacher is facing the music after she posted a spelling-challenged death threat about Brett Kavanaugh, newly sworn in Supreme Court justice. “Take one for the team” The tweet read “So whose
Canadian News
Sleep study finds we need 7 to 8 hours, but many aren’t clocking in enough
The Globe and Mail - Wency Leung
Maggie McTavish now thinks more clearly than she has in years. She’s more productive at work. She’s focused and alert. Her mood has improved – all due to one lifestyle change: She began sleeping at least
Business
Paul Romer and William Nordhaus win the 2018 Nobel Prize in economics
Business Insider - Will Martin
• Economists Paul Romer and William Nordhaus have both been awarded 2018's Nobel Prize in Economics.• Both men were given the prize for their roles in changes to long term economic forecasting. Economists
Melatonin
The best foods to eat for a good night’s sleep
Quartz - Sophie Medlin
Sleep has become widely recognized as playing a really important role in our overall health and wellness—alongside diet, stress management, and exercise. Recently, researchers have been learning more how
Whitney Houston
Whitney Houston’s Death: Xanax and Alcohol, Lethal Duo
The Daily Beast - Casey Schwartz
In the wake of Saturday’s news that Whitney Houston had been found dead in the bathtub of the Beverly Hilton hotel, the exact cause of her death …
Apple
Apple's A12 Bionic Is Nearly as Fast as the Best Desktop CPUs Available
idropnews.com
We already know that Apple’s new A12 Bionic chip — seen in the iPhone XS, XS Max and upcoming iPhone XR — is stunningly fast. But tech site AnandTech …
Stock Markets
Dow Tumbles 180 Points Because the Jobs Report Is Really an Inflation Gauge
Barron's - Teresa Rivas
Text size Friday flounder. Stocks ended the week on a weak note Friday, as tech stocks slid and rising bond yields remained a worry while September …
Bond Markets
Rising Bond Yields Send Stocks Lower
The Wall Street Journal. - Daniel Kruger
U.S. government bond yields rose to their highest level in years Friday, as investors reconsidered the strength of the U.S. economy while selling off stocks that could be hurt by higher borrowing costs.
Bill Gates
10 Billionaires with Surprisingly Frugal Money Habits
Coastal Living - By Sergei Klebnikov
As Belarusian-American chess master Charles A. Jaffe once claimed, “It’s not your salary that makes you rich, it’s your spending habits.” Not …

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US teens more interested than ever in iPhone, Apple Watch second choice after … Rolex

Harvard’s Admissions Process, Once Secret, Is Unveiled in Affirmative Action Trial

This Housing Bubble Is Different From The Last

Here are the winning numbers in the $667M Mega Million jackpot

Here's Why The Next Recession Will Spiral Into A Depression

UPS to Host 170 Job Fairs as It Searches for 100,000 Seasonal Workers

A rare and worrisome thing happened during Wednesday's stock market slaughter: bonds fell too

Liberal Americans Hate America First Because They Hate Normal Americans

Killing the Electoral College Would Alienate Half the Country

Uber’s secret weapon is its team of economists

The scientific argument for waking up early

Dow plunges more than 800 points in worst drop since February, Amazon and tech shares lead the rout

Elon Musk asks this tricky interview question that most people can't answer

There's one clear sign Jeff Bezos looks for to gauge how smart people are

Tesla Reportedly Smashes Factory Records as Elon Musk Teases Profitability

Cramer admits he's getting 'a little cautious' about the Fed's effect on the economy

iPhone XS Max display is scientifically healthier for your eyes

Bill Gates, Elon Musk and Mark Cuban quit these 3 bad habits before they became successful

Why Elon Musk Is Key To Tesla's Success

Trump's New Chinese Tariffs Are Hitting Dollar Tree Stores

The Nobel Prize And Keeping Economics Real

Teacher tweets spelling-challenged death threat about Kavanaugh – here’s what happened to her

Sleep study finds we need 7 to 8 hours, but many aren’t clocking in enough

Paul Romer and William Nordhaus win the 2018 Nobel Prize in economics

The best foods to eat for a good night’s sleep

Whitney Houston’s Death: Xanax and Alcohol, Lethal Duo

Apple's A12 Bionic Is Nearly as Fast as the Best Desktop CPUs Available

Dow Tumbles 180 Points Because the Jobs Report Is Really an Inflation Gauge

Rising Bond Yields Send Stocks Lower

10 Billionaires with Surprisingly Frugal Money Habits