Happy Tuesday. Let's get ready to rock this house.
Looks like our beloved BlackBerry has been saved. Or maybe not. (Dealbook)
You say to-may-to I say to-mah-to. Whatever we say, even the really smart guys are split between Apple and Microsoft. (StockSaints)
What we have here—between the Federal Reserve and the market—is a failure to communicate. Or maybe to listen. (Washington Post)
As congressional Republicans seek to defund Obamacare, regular Americans might want to ponder why we're even having the debate about nationalized health care. (The Market Ticker)
Those Dickensian visions of children being forced into labor are starting, at least, to fade away. Child labor is down by about one-third since 2000. (Wall Street Journal)
And, finally...No taper, no surprise, no sweat. So says New York Fed President Bill Dudley. CNBC's Steve Liesman explains.
_ By CNBC's Jeff Cox. Follow him @JeffCoxCNBCcom on Twitter.
