Why Death of Commodities Is ‘Greatly Exaggerated’CNBC

Geologists at Voisey's Bay - Wikimedia Commons

(Geologists at Voisey's Bay, the nickel rich ore mine Robert Friedland sold to Inco Ltd. (now Vale) for $4.3 billion in 1995 - Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

Ben Bernanke Doesn't Care About the Price of Your Hamburger. Atlantic

U.S. senator urges Washington to block China’s bid for Nexen. Globe and Mail

“Not Good Enough” – Reactions on CNBCTRB

Canadian Dollar Reaches Almost 10-Week High As U.S. Growth Slows. Bloomberg

Nagai As Nomura CEO Signals Global Retreat Amid Leak Scandal. Bloomberg

K.K.R.’s Quarterly Profits Surge. Dealbook

Your brain on stocks. Barry Ritholz's presentation from the Vancouver Agora conference. Behavioral Economics, Neuro-Finance, & Faulty Financial Decision-Making. TBP

"Greater returns, free cash flow [and] return of capital." Barrick Gold shifts focus to investor returns. Financial Post

Thane Stenner: Why high-net worth investors need to rethink their asset allocationGlobe and Mail

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“His stock always goes up when we are in trouble." Why are there so many George Bernard Shaw revivals? New Statesman 

Infographic: Global Gold Mines and Deposits Ranking 2012. Visual Capitalist

To understand his brilliance, turn to his writing. Winston Churchill, the author of victory. Times Literary Supplement

Jeffrey D. Sachs: Our Summer of Climate TruthProject Syndicate

Not me - there's no better CRM. Leaving Facebookistan. New Yorker.

Happyism. The creepy new economics of pleasure. New Republic