Date: August 2013
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Internet Traffic Plunges By 40% As Google Goes Dark For Five Minutes
August 17, 2013
Internet Traffic Plunges By 40% As Google Goes Dark For Five Minutes
Radioactive Water Leaking From Fukushima: Why Millions Of Lives Are At Stake
August 16, 2013
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US Corn Belt and Summer Chill?
August 13, 2013
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Five Years Later, Fed Finds QE Has "At Best, Moderate Effects On Economic Growth"
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By Phil IzzoFood-stamp use rose 2.4% in the U.S. in May from a year earlier, with more than 15% of the U.S. population receiving benefits. (See an interactive map with data on use since 1990.)One of the federal government’s biggest...
August 8, 2013
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Facebook is the perfect platform for eccentric? author Nassim Taleb, whose knack for thinking outside the box and waxing poetic is? unparalleled.Here’s how the acclaimed author of The Black Swan? describes his account: “This is fo...
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Everybody loves a good storyBarry RitholtzWashington Post, July 26 2013When it comes to storytelling, we have a long and venerable history of narrative. The spoken word emerged millennia ago — before even the Greeks — when the onl...
August 3, 2013
Everybody loves a good storyBarry RitholtzWashington Post, July 26 2013When it comes to storytelling, we have a long and venerable history of narrative. The spoken word emerged millennia ago — before even the Greeks — when the onl...
August 2, 2013
When the payroll report was released last month, the world finally noticed what we had been saying for nearly three years: that the US was slowly being converted to a part-time worker society. This slow conversion accelerated drastically...
August 1, 2013
