Links: 2014-07-31
FYI: After the tech links, there is at least one link in this lot that I do not endorse but do think is required reading.
Android crypto blunder exposes users to highly privileged malware | Ars Technica
Tor received $1.8 million in US federal funds last year, while the NSA tried to crack it | The Verge
Twitter’s Big Second Quarter, by the Numbers – Digits – WSJ
Amazon finally explains what it wants from Hachette: lower ebook prices | The Verge
Netflix agrees to pay AT&T to speed up its video streams — Tech News and Analysis
Overstock Plans International BTC Payments around September, Exploring Cryptosecurities
Russia Wants Apple, SAP to Cooperate Against Foreign Spying | Re/code
Yelp Reports First Profit Since Public Debut – WSJ
Why Amazon Is Pouring $2 Billion into India, in Three Charts | Re/code
G-7 Leaders Statement on Ukraine
German borrowing costs reach record low – FT.com
Wolfers on the fiscal consensus, Scott Sumner | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
Russia Sanctions Spread Pain From Putin to Halliburton – Bloomberg
FOMC vote shows dissent on tightening – FT.com
The Examiners: Adam Levitin on Argentina and Distressed Investors – Bankruptcy Beat – WSJ
A third of consumers with credit files had debts in collections last year – The Washington Post
Obama Weighs Fewer Deportations of Illegal Immigrants Living in U.S. – WSJ
Strong Growth in G.D.P., but Some Caveats – NYTimes.com
Russian Nationalist Says Ukraine is Finished Even If It Defeats Militants | The Interpreter
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