A little weekend reading...
Written by Anthony Demangone
I'm off to my hometown, Towanda, Pennsylvania this weekend to help my Dad celebrate his 80th birthday. Happy birthday to one great guy.
Now, on to the links...here's the best of this week's reading pile.
- A regulator is cutting jobs? Boston Fed to cut 160 jobs. (Boston Globe.)
- We don't get around like we used to. (Washington Post.)
- Is anything right with housing? Yes. (Calculated Risk.) Related: Construction employment is roaring back. (Business Insider.) And this...Mortgage delinquencies continue to drop. (Calculated Risk.)
- The baby boomers are retiring. What does it mean? (FiveThirtyEightEconomics.)
- Only thirty percent of Americans aced this financial quiz. Ugh. (The Atlantic.)
- The 401(k) is replacing the home equity loan. (Bloomberg.)
- No house. No jobs. No kids. Say hello to the "Millennials." (The Big Picture.)
- Not good. Stephen Hawkings afraid artificial intelligence will wipe out humanity. (Business Insider.)
- Kate and Briggs, listen up. The $10,000 bachelor's degree makes its appearance. (Business Week.)
- How about those Wizards? Â Gotta love their "Hustle Board." (BusinessInsider.)
 Have a great weekend, everyone!
