We often set aside articles that are longer, deserve a re-read, are broader in scope…or just for fun — for weekend reading. Below are some from this week — pour yourself a hot cup of coffee & enjoy...

• The Envy of Everyone: A 2017 profile of Jensen Huang is even more incredible in 2024 (Spyglass)

• The Federal Reserve’s Little Secret: No one really knows how interest rates work, or even whether they work at all - not the experts who study them, the investors who track them, or the officials who set them. (The Atlantic)

• The House of Arnault (Businessweek)

• What if quitting your terrible job would help the economy? Should people who quit get unemployment benefits? (Vox)

• The Greatest Social Media Site Is Craigslist (Yes, Craigslist) (Slate)

• How a surgeon general’s warning and a Supreme Court ruling may place gun control on the front burner (Los Angeles Times)

• Why Front-Page News Can Mislead Investors: Extreme pessimism - the kind that often leads the news - can potentially be fertile ground for investment opportunities. (Morningstar)

• Never back down: Rich and powerful exploit post-shame society. America is reaching the pinnacle of a post-shame society forged by Donald Trump and reinforced by powerful patrons. (Axios)

• Fighting Gerrymandering: The Mathematical Complexity Behind America’s Map Problem: The Supreme Court, Maps, and Math, The Hidden Complexity Behind Redistricting (Statecraft)

• The stock market’s concentration, in one chart (Axios)

What are you reading or listening to?