News: 2014-05-27
Recently I have been giving 20 headlines for links. Since I have not done links for a number of days, I am doing 30 today.
Microsoft Surface Pro 3 review | The Verge
Apple reportedly will pay ISPs for direct network connections | Ars Technica
Google Fiber teams up with Netflix in fight against Comcast's internet tolls | The Verge
How AstraZeneca escaped Pfizer’s clutches this time | Reuters
The Latest Billionaire Who Could Save Ukraine – Bloomberg View
Investor Talk on Uber’s Valuation Hits as High as $17 Billion – Digits – WSJ
The Deal’s Done. But Not the Fees. – NYTimes.com
As Publishers Fight Amazon, Books Vanish – NYTimes.com
Measuring Wealth Inequality | House of Debt
Russia’s biggest concern over Ukraine is it joins NATO-Putin | Reuters
Geithner’s Stress Test Failure – Bloomberg View
Calculated Risk: Goldman’s Hatzius: Rationale for Economic Acceleration Is Intact
Piketty findings undercut by errors – FT.com
Piketty response to FT data concerns | Money Supply
Hungary Considers Limits on Household Borrowing – WSJ.com
Bundled debt demand reaching levels of height of crisis – FT.com
Economists Blame March’s Canada Retail Swoon on the Cold – Canada Real Time – WSJ
Marc Andreessen: In 20 years, we’ll talk about Bitcoin like we talk about the Internet today
Fitch Upgrades Greece’s Rating – WSJ.com
Existing Home Sales Rise for First Time This Year – WSJ.com
Investors Push Up JD.com Shares, Defying Tech Market Slump – WSJ.com
How Timothy Geithner failed his stress test | Al Jazeera America
U.S. companies see smaller lift from stock buybacks | Reuters
Tim Geithner’s Stress Test: the bankers’ saviour meets America | Money | theguardian.com
Sun Sets on California’s Shale Ambitions – MoneyBeat – WSJ
Rent or Buy? The Math Is Changing – NYTimes.com
Student Loan Debt and Its Effect on the Housing Market Recovery | Institutional Investor
Larry Summers: Student Debt Is Slowing the U.S. Housing Recovery – Real Time Economics – WSJ
About that Deutsche Bank capital… | FT Alphaville
Finland and Netherlands display problems at core of eurozone – FT.com
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