Today's Linkage on our president the businessman, companies cashing in on co-living, and Chase bank going cyborg
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Today's Linkage on the new nuclear family, couch-riding millennials, and Taylor Swift's real estate portfolio vs. Beyonce's Uber shares
Today's Linkage on hipster media in crisis, Larry Kudlow spitting bars, and Zuck's new getaway home
Today's Linkage on fresh cash for Not-A-Banks, Mike Pence vs. the Fed, and Charlie Munger's favorite pastime
Today's Linkage on one-click rent-to-own, the best day to sell your home, and smart homes not actually a smart decision
Today's Linkage on luring rich millennials with avocado toast, Donald vs. the Fed, and gearheads railing against the autonomous future
Today's Linkage on Amazon's endlessly-expanding ways to get you your stuff, NYC loan sharks making millions, and American homebuying power
Today's Linkage on Amazon workers' new robo-bosses, your insurance company spying on your phone, and Marriott's Airbnb clone
Today's Linkage on going under the hood at Slack, the long housing hangover from the financial crisis, and Amazon making gobs and gobs of cash
Want to stop strangers from stealing your packages? Okay, then let another stranger into your garage
Amazon has an innovative solution to prevent package theft: let strangers into your garage!
Today's Linkage on Tesla hustle, a coming retirement crisis, and a history of phone companies playing banker
Today's Linkage on Keller Williams buying homes, a slo-mo housing market, and Robinhood going to Washington
Are startup investors just cashing out as their companies go public, or are these companies built for the long term?
Since Denver retail dispensaries opened their doors in January 1, 2014 residential property values have increased 67.8%.

