Happy Friday, as we continue to try to push the Morning Six-Pack to the top of the Amazon best-seller list.
Apple fanboys are no dummies: They've likely been holding out buying iPhones until the next model comes out, probably later this year. (CNET)
The Apple stock split has intensified talk that the company soon could become a Dow 30 component, (something this writer reported three years ago). (Wall Street Journal)
Thomas Piketty's top-selling new book "Capital in the Twenty-First Century" has people talking, but in a strange way: Everyone agrees that wealth disparity is a problem, but few like his solution, which essentially is to tax the daylights out of rich people until the problem is solved. Here are 10 alternatives. (Quartz)
Speaking of fancy new products, Elio Motors is rolling out a new prototype for its wild three-wheel vehicle. (The Truth About Cars)
Shed no tears for Alan Mulally: The outgoing Ford Motor CEO will leave with a nest egg in the neighborhood of $200 million. (CNNMoney)
And finally ... Being a homer is bad for the portfolio, or so says Goldman Sachs, which recommends investors make sure they have plenty of geographic diversification. CNBC.com's Matt Clinch brings it on home.
