Dave Pettit

Insufficient FAA budgets and a too-cozy relationship between industry and regulators damage U.S. leadership in aviation, says Capt. "Sully" Sullenberger in a Barron's Group essay. https://t.co/B1g7uXZU0G

Cyber attackers exploit trust between university academics in spear phishing attacks aimed at stealing research. https://t.co/p5EguwocDP via @WSJ

An MBA narrows the pay gap between minority and non-minority people but far from closes it. A study finds white MBAs earn 16% more than minority MBAs. https://t.co/gtCv3KOLA3 via @WSJ

Netflix to shareholders: "We compete with (and lose to) 'Fortnite' more than HBO." https://t.co/OOEzTKj9AG

In his last interview, Jack Bogle counseled caution: “Trees don’t grow to the sky, and I see clouds on the horizon. I don’t know if and when they’ll arrive. A little extra caution should be the watchword." https://t.co/eAMFso7pDI @BarronsOnline

Student debt prevented 400,000 American households from buying a home over a decade studied by the Fed. The study focused on households led by someone 24-32 years old. https://t.co/ytYbpbC9tu @WSJecon

SEC says hackers breached its Edgar system to steal nonpublic company data and profited on trades based on 157 earnings announcements. https://t.co/AEeKbrOgGQ @WSJmarkets

Here’s (gross) evidence of the state of maintenance at #pennstation. There has been vomit on the main staircase from 7th Avenue for five days and counting. @Amtrak @NJTRANSIT https://t.co/d9qUdneG8m

A new horror show is coming to Wall Street screens: It’s called “Inversion of the Yield Curve,” Greg Ip writes. Would an inverted curve accurately predict recession again? Would it cause one? https://t.co/5c90UC9Nib @WSJecon

Start-ups threaten to disrupt nearly one-in-three S&P 500 companies. A panel of investors assessed risks, opportunities and the hot corners of innovation. https://t.co/DEnfRHKfaN @BarronsOnline @reidhoffman

RT @jonkeegan: I analyzed 122 hours of Christmas radio to answer some questions I had about holiday music. Was there a golden age of Christ…

A trading analysis and interviews by @wsj details how the Saudi government has placed huge buy orders to prop up its stock market amid political crises. https://t.co/trl61u203o