Today’s most interesting links
iPhone Sales by Quarter – Alexis Madrigal charts out the outrageous success
The oldest computer ads – Top Design Mag
The story of BankSimple – Carnegie Mellon Today
Soccer player fined £10,000 for tweet – BBC
America by the numbers – NYT
Can this new shirt for the French soccer team help Nike recoup its $400 million investment? – NYT, Beautiful Gear
Monday was the worst day for the S&P 500 and the Dow in nearly two years. But initial jobless claims fell less than expected—a positive sign for the labor markets— which quieted some of the recession talk. Also, as the week progressed, there was growing speculation that the July jobs report was more of an outlier than a lead indicator of a pending recession.
US large-cap stocks generally have stronger balance sheets
Buffett rightly noted, his “contributions have been extraordinary.” Second, we think much of the widespread criticism directed at Sokol regarding his stock
Cloud-based inventory systems and distributed ledgers such as blockchain are improving supply chain and inventory management by providing real-time updates.
