2011

Find post-Christmas sales at retailers including Brooks Brothers, Mr. Porter, and J. Crew. via Put This On.

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In 2011, Apple had more cash on hand than the U.S. government had operating before hitting the debt ceiling. via Financial Post

This article from July 2011 details the tumultuous journey of the "Arrested Development" movie, a project stuck in development limbo despite hints from the cast and crew.

A request to modify something resulted in an unsuccessful incident. via Incapsula

This navigation path outlines how to purchase summer socks on the Valet website. via Valet.

Ray Dalio's management philosophy, based on "radical transparency" and constant feedback, has created a unique workplace culture at Bridgewater Associates, the world's largest hedge fund.

via New York Magazine

Steven Levitt reflects on Daniel Kahneman's upcoming book, "Thinking, Fast and Slow," focusing on the idea that humans are often "blind to our own blindness." via Freakonomics

Graphic designer Nicholas Felton creates detailed infographics and annual reports about his daily activities, inspiring others to consider the economic value of personal data. via Freakonomics.

This visualizes how much space the world's population would take up if everyone lived in a single city at the same density as cities like Paris and New York. via FlowingData

Freakonomics shares a collection of interesting links discussing topics like the best way to board an airplane, personalized chocolate, and grade inflation.

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Put This On highlights post-Christmas sales at a variety of retailers including Brooks Brothers, Mr. Porter, and Ralph Lauren. via Put This On