Morning six-pack: What we're reading Wednesday     Text Size  
Published: Wednesday, 26 Feb 2014 | 8:21 AM ET By: | Finance
Editor Getty Images Gabriel Scheare uses the world's first
bitcoin ATM on October 29, 2013, at Waves Coffee House in
Vancouver, British Columbia. Scheare said he "just felt like
being part of history."  Happy Wednesday. How many bitcoins does
it take to buy a Morning Six-Pack? Answer: zero.  So where did
all the bitcoins go? To the same place they came from—the ether.
(BloombergBusinessweek)  Lower tax rates for rich folks are good
but a "middle-class entitlement" for flood insurance is all
kinds of wrong. (So sayeth The Wall Street Journal.)  That Bill
Gross-Mohamed El-Erian fissure at Pimco made for fun water
cooler talk, but things could get ugly if it leads to wholesale
changes at the top. (Quartz)  If this is only the "first inning"
of the shale boom, as ConocoPhillips CEO Ryan Lance suggests,
then somebody go get me a beer and some nachos. (Houston
Business Journal)  Credit Suisse