Sudeep Reddy
Economics Reporter, Wall Street Journal
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RT @MarketplaceAPM: Scandals and taxes, oh my! @moorehn and @Reddy make sense of this week in business and share #longreads picks http://t.…
A week of scandal and taxes
marketplace.org — Check out weekend reading picks (not about the IRS scandal) from our Weekly Wrap.
March 2009 low for the S&P 500: 666. Friday's close: 1,666.
RT @MarketplaceAPM: Ready for the weekend? We are, with a few #longreads from @moorehn and @Reddy marketplace.org/topics/busines…
A week of scandal and taxes
marketplace.org — Check out weekend reading picks (not about the IRS scandal) from our Weekly Wrap.
RT @HuffPoSpoilers: 11:39 PM RT @HealthyLiving: You'll never guess the average American's bedtime huff.to/19EGH1b
Sleep Facts: 12 Things We Learned At The Harvard Corporate Sleep Health Summit
huffingtonpost.com — Sleep has been called the "third pillar" of health, along with nutrition and exercise, yet according to the CDC, 35 percent of Americans report getting fewer than seven hours of sleep a day. Meanwhile, the typical nightly recommendation for an adult is 7-8 hours.
.@HuffPoSpoilers has been working hard today.
RT @bySamRo: Awwwwww RT @nprnews: Aw-Inspiring Video: Sea Lion Worries When Little Girl Falls n.pr/14cSDXv
Aw-Inspiring Video: Sea Lion Worries When Little Girl Falls
npr.org — Take a break from the scandal du jour for something that's just darn nice. A little girl was running in circles at the National Zoo in Washington, D.C., this week. On the other side of a window, a sea lion was mimicking her moves - playing something of a game of tag without the tagging part.
Best time to play Powerball: when it hits $493 million, which best balances a big jackpot against odds of a tie on.wsj.com/10KgTwo
Is a Powerball $600 Million Jackpot Ticket a Good Bet?
blogs.wsj.com — The Powerball jackpot is up to $600 million, with a day still to go before tomorrow's drawing. Which means it's time once again to ask the question: Is this the rare time where it makes economic sense to buy a lottery ticket? Spoiler alert: No. No it is not.
@MsDas Indeed: "Pools used primarily by children tested positive 73 percent of the time." Time to start up the power washer.
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