Calculated Risk has an excellent post on China’s supposed housing bubble.

Footnoted on how Carnival’s CEO donated his own compensation to relief organizations.

The sex.com domain name is for sale.

The New York Times on how corporate spying companies use journalists to advance their interests.

The Big Picture on how municipalities are responding to grievances about property assessments.

ReadWriteWeb covers the explosive projected growth of touchscreen devices.

The Oil Drum breaks down the energy efficiency of various foods.

Popular Science on this year’s LED shortage and gadget prices.

The new rules of short selling, explained.

The Wall Street Journal has a list of 10 Wall Street blogs you need to read.

This isn’t something you want to happen while shopping at your mall.

Are night owls or morning larks better investors? (Curious Capitalist via Abnormal Returns)

Zero Hedge on Britain in the Falkland Islands.

Barry Rithotlz has his prints all over the latest Matt Taibbi article.

Salon explores the blame game behind the guy who flew his plane into an IRS building.

Slate on meaningless expiration dates.

Niall Ferguson on why Greece’s crisis is coming to America (via Brian Sullivan).

This Atlantic article on financial oligarchy is relatively aged, but in a good way.

Kathy Kristof on a nasty situation with Bank of America.

Zero Hedge on self-delusion.

BNET has the biggest business blunders of 2009.

Barry Ritholz has a list of lessons learned from the decade (written by Jeremy Grantham).

Dealbook on how to diagnose a coming bubble (via Abnormal Returns).

Copyblogger: Is your blog ruining your business?

Dean Baker on blaming Geithner.

Public Relations Blogger is an interesting, informative blog on PR.

Next week is a busy week in the econ world. (via Abnormal Returns)

BusinessWeek says that today’s entrepreneurs are likely to be senior citizens.

Business Insider has a slideshow on why China is the most obvious bubble ever (via Brian Sullivan).

Cheap Talk on why we sit through 10 minutes of movie previews and ads.

Barry Ritholz has a nice image of how bankers think.

Think BRIC is the only economically rising country cluster/acronym to watch out for this decade? Try the MAVINS, too.

Small Business Trends has a good list of SEO trends for 2010.

Check out What Matters Now, Seth Godin’s new free ebook.

The American Prospect reports on how some bosses pad paychecks and cheat their employers to make their low-wage employees’ lives more tolerable.

SmallBizLady has a great article on Twitterchat.

Harvard Business School has a good research paper on the end of Chimerica.

Morningstar has a list of bad investment ideas for 2010.