Net Net: Promoting innovation and managing change
Net Net: Promoting innovation and managing change

Morning six-pack: What we're reading Thursday

Getty Images

Happy Thursday from the Morning Six-Pack, where everything is the weather's fault.

Blame the weather is Wall Street's favorite recent pastime, particularly when it comes to digesting bad economic data. Maybe that's not such a great idea. (International Financing Review)

Apparently Warren Buffett has rethought his position on the pay structure at Coca-Cola and now wants some changes. (Wall Street Journal)

We all know this storyline by now: Despite all of the bad behavior that led up to the financial crisis, no one ever has been charged criminally. That looks to be changing, though, and it could ... wait for it ... set off another financial crisis. (Bloomberg)

In the wake of the Donald Sterling mess, it looks like the next must-have bauble in Tinseltown is a basketball team. (New York Times)

Marissa Mayer has a secret weapon launching this summer at Yahoo that investors and the media have overlooked. (The Street)

And finally ... you are correct if you believe that your food bill is getting out of hand. But be happy that you're not ... French. CNBC.com's Allison Linn is on the story.