My Tuesday morning train reads:
- Trump Era’s Biggest Winner Is Jeff Bezos, Presidential Nemesis (Bloomberg); see also Betting Against Trump Was a Winner for a Second Year (Bloomberg Opinion)
- Meet the Creator of the Egg That Broke Instagram (New York Times)
- Jack Bogle Led This Investing Fee War (ETF.com); see also Why ETFs Will Shine This Tax Season (Barron’s)
- The infrastructural humiliation of America (TechCrunch)
- Facebook’s first 15 years were defined by user growth (Recode); see also Facebook: Where Friendships Go to Never Quite Die (the Atlantic)
- American Energy Independence Is Imminent (SL Advisors)
- Warren Buffett: “Really Successful People Say No to Almost Everything” (Accelerated Intelligence) but see Getting Ahead By Being Inefficient (Farnam Street)
- A Mayor’s Effort to Play Down Henry Ford’s Anti-Semitism Backfires (New York Times)
- Barnwell: A defensive masterpiece, and the play that won the Super Bowl (ESPN); see also Six Plays That Explain How Bill Belichick Outdueled Sean McVay (the Ringer)
- L.A. Rams Are Building the NFL’s Most Expensive Stadium, Without Public Money (Reason)
What are you reading?
The (Modest) Rebound in Manufacturing Jobs
Source: Liberty Street Economics
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