Happy Tuesday. Imagine checking out the Morning Six-Pack through a pair of Google glasses. The possibilities boggle the mind.
Speaking of Google glass, wearers could be seriously styling thanks to a partnership with the makers of Oakley and Ray-Ban. (Computerworld)
Municipal finance experts take note: Your dream job has just opened thanks to the Detroit bankruptcy. (Detroit Free Press)
Boston's 1 percenters have been the focus of a big building boom, but now worries are growing that things are getting out of hand. Sound familiar? (Boston Globe)
Garbage-in, garbage-out seems to be the big problem for regulators trying to corral high-frequency trading as they struggle just to find a decent data set. (Themis Trading)
That initial public offering from King Digital Entertainment, the maker of the ubiquitous "Candy Crush Saga" game, has run into some trouble just a day before its kickoff. (International Business Times)
And finally ... you've seen them at shows and restaurants and been to their parties—if you're as fabulously fabulous as they are, that is. We speak, of course, of the "hand-to-mouth" wealthy. CNBC's Robert Frank tells you who they really are.
—By CNBC's Jeff Cox. Follow him on Twitter @JeffCoxCNBCcom.
