Ouch

A man who supplies service workers to the rich is suing Soros, Schwarzman, Icahn and Seinfield

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7 examples of how free markets can fail

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innovation

"Grass-fed beef is getting to a point where it’s almost an interesting business"

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Citi is begging to be taxed heavily

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Your Retirement Plans

State pensions "free to invest how they like and all the risk is born by the taxpayer"

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Reminder: Corporate pensions are at record levels of crappyness too

Sources

Abnormal Returns: Tuesday links: optimal financial regulation

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Allison Schrager: State pensions and private equity: Heads I win, tales you pay | The Economist http://t.co/HrbaV4SL

Reminder: Corporate pensions are at record levels of crappyness too

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