1. nest buy
    Why Did Google Just Buy a Thermostat Company?A few theories.
  2. Start-up CEO Changes Mind About FacebookCan you blame him?
  3. puppies!!!!!!
    Does My Dog — or Anyone Else — Really Need a Wearable Computer?The answer isn’t necessarily no …
  4. jobs day blues
    The Economy Is Still SickToday’s ugly jobs report is proof.
  5. high returns
    Weed Stocks Are the New BitcoinSome marijuana stocks are up 1,700 percent.
  6. a bridgewater too far
    The World’s Biggest Hedge Fund Had a Pretty Bad YearRay Dalio’s magic missed the mark in 2013.
  7. 140-character literature
    The Goldman Sachs Elevator Is Shopping a Book ProposalAnd we’ve got a copy.
  8. numbers with reinhart and rogoff
    Harvard Economists Still Not Doing So Hot With NumbersReinhart and Rogoff fall victim to yet another numerical error.
  9. mad tv
    Nobody Needs a New TV AnymoreSo why are TV-makers still coming up with new models?
  10. school daze
    Bill Clinton Is the Face of a Massive For-profit College CompanyThey must be paying him a lot for this.
  11. The Uber HangoverJessica Seinfeld paid $415 to have her children chauffeured to a bar mitzvah and a sleepover.
  12. sad things
    Hedge-Fund Millionaire Jumps to His Death After Giving Away Most of His MoneyRobert W. Wilson took his own life yesterday, at age 86.
  13. white men with money
    Wall Street’s Status Hierarchy Flipped in 2013Bond traders aren’t the alpha dogs anymore.
  14. the robot revolution
    Robots With Superhuman Strength Are Going to Kill Us All SoonMerry Christmas!
  15. Bloomberg TV Anchor Gives Bitcoin As a Christmas Gift, Immediately Has It StolenMerry Christm – uh-oh.
  16. lol silicon valley
    A Famous Tech Investor Wants to Make Silicon Valley Its Own StateIt’s called the “Six States” plan.
  17. fed up
    This Is the Way Ben Bernanke EndsNot with a bang, but a taper.
  18. j.p. morefun
    J.P. Morgan Doesn’t Want Its Young Bankers Jumping Ship, EitherThe bank is giving analysts and associates one work-proof weekend a month.
  19. high-class problems
    Here’s How Uber Should Fix Its Surge Pricing ProblemIt might need to take a loss.
  20. corporate christmas
    Silicon Valley Holiday Parties Are What Wall Street Holiday Parties Used to BeBig bands, huge arenas, games of Clue.
  21. goldman gods
    Please Welcome Goldman Sachs to the iPhone AgeEmployees no longer required to use BlackBerrys.
  22. white men with money
    Wall Street’s Favorite-Son Status Is Gone. It’s Not Happy About ItWhy can’t bank CEOs get special access to the West Wing?
  23. the social media wars
    You Can Annoy Specific, Targeted Friends With Your Brunch Instagrams NowInstagram’s new direct-messaging feature is pretty lame.
  24. regulatin’
    Stop Asking If the Volcker Rule Will Work. It Already HasThe debate is over – all that’s left are the details.
  25. false flags
    Internet Falls for Protester-Mocking Tirade by Fake Google EmployeeHe wasn’t a Google employee.
  26. airbn-brownnose
    Airbnb Made a Nice Video for Bill De Blasio for No Reason at AllThey just want to host his friends and relatives, that’s all.
  27. the privacy wars
    Silicon Valley’s Control Culture Is Fighting BackWhy are tech giants setting aside their grudges to present a united front against federal snooping?
  28. uber successful
    Uber Might Be More Valuable Than Facebook Someday. Here’s WhyInside the company’s grand plan for global domination.
  29. appenstance
    QuizUp’s Growth SecretsTake existing board game, add social network.
  30. detroit is burning
    A Shocking Thing Just Happened in the Detroit Bankruptcy ProcessAnd the city’s pensioners may get hosed because of it.
  31. gift guides
    The 8 Gadgets That Improved My Life in 2013A gift guide of sorts.
  32. drone wars
    Amazon Drones Are Part of Jeff Bezos’s Pre-Lobbying StrategyThey’re not meant for customers.
  33. wack friday
    The 5 Biggest Myths About Shopping on Black FridayThe deal-seeker’s paradise isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.
  34. thanksgiving how-to
    The Complete Guide to Discussing the Economy at Thanksgiving DinnerYellen and NASDAQ and stocks, oh my!
  35. How Bitcoin Can Go Mainstream, in One Easy StepDitch the speculators. What Bitcoin needs is to become an invisible money wire.
  36. jpmorgan chastened
    JPMorgan Pays Up In $13 Billion SettlementThe House of Dimon is $13 billion poorer today.
  37. caveat emptor
    The IPO of You and Me: How Normal People Are Becoming CorporationsA new set of tools allows normal people to sell stock in themselves.
  38. white men with money
    Yes, Tim Geithner Is a Sellout. So What?What else is a long-suffering former Treasury secretary supposed to do?
  39. market mania
    The Dow, S&P 500, and Bitcoin Prices Just Hit All-Time HighsIt’s manic-market Monday!
  40. financial ruins
    These Sad Photos of Old Banks Help Explain Why People Hate Wall StreetBanks used to be beautiful community centers. Now, they’re chains.
  41. zuck’d
    The Gamble Behind Snapchat’s $3 Billion ‘No’The photo-sharing app is betting it won’t be a fad.
  42. chinese checks
    JPMorgan Might Have Conducted Some Marginally Effective Bribery in ChinaThe strange case of Wen Jiabao’s daughter, a.k.a. “Lily Chang.”
  43. zuck’d
    Randi Zuckerberg’s Honestly Confused Guide to Life OnlineThe First Sister of Facebook doesn’t have any answers. Then again, neither do we.
  44. big trouble
    The United States Wants Bank of America to Pay $864 Million in Penalties For selling defective loans to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
  45. twitter ipo
    Twitter’s Gone Public. Now It Needs to Go MassTo become a $100 billion company, Twitter has to embrace the mainstream.
  46. ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh twitter ipo
    Twitter Announces $26 Share Price in a TweetHow else?
  47. goldman gods
    Goldman Sachs Monitors Junior BankersTeaching type-A bankers to relax, one weekend at a time.
  48. Twitter’s Founder Feuds, ExplainedThe 140-character social network has had about that many broken bromances.
  49. literary feuds
    Jeff Bezos’s Wife Not a Fan of Amazon Book“Everywhere I can fact check from personal knowledge, I find way too many inaccuracies.”
  50. greenwich gods
    Steve Cohen Rolls OverThe Greenwich God is pleading guilty, paying $1.2 billion, and shutting down his fund to outside investors.
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