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Deutsche Bank’s algos go rogue in Korea — Bloomberg
In which Robert Macmillan agrees with me on market reporting — Reuters
Wall Street profits totaled $27.6 billion in 2010, second only to 2009 — NYS
Which “senior Obama Administration officials” will be visiting SXSW on Mar 12? And who’s invited? — SBA
Bethany McLean on the resurgence in cov-lite loans — Slate
Love this project from Conrad Bakker — eBay
Nairobi bike rap! — Prolly is not Probably
You know what’s wrong with young people today? They’re just not disciplined enough to become pickpockets — Slate
50% of iPad owners read newspapers, compared to 15% of other e-reader users — GigaOm
Cyclist Contemplates the 46 Traffic Lights in Central Park — Gothamist
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Deutsche Bank’s trading in Korea was, according to the investigation, intentional market manipulation, not a rogue algorithm as you claim. The Korean Financial Supervisory Service report explicitly found they conspired to manipulate the market.
With all the stressful news in the world and markets, I think it is no wonder people turn to American idol. (I seldom watch TV, but I started watching it) I may even watch the oscars, but I doubt it. I might if people made speeches using this template:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/int eractivity/oscar-generator.html?tid=wp_f eaturedstories
On biking…One thing to do with crosswalks is to get off the bike and become a pedestrian, walk safely over the intersection and then resume being a vehicle. 46 times would be a lot, but if it prevents accidents, then why not?