Write-Offs: 03.02.12
$$$Facebook Adds Citi, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank on IPO [Bloomberg]
$$$Goldman CEO Blankfein deposed in insider case [Reuters]
$$$Greek Official Warns Debt Holdouts [DealBook]
$$$Yelp Stock Price Jumps 60 Percent In Its Debut [CNBC]
$$$ Here is a fashion writer's detailed critique of Dominique Strauss-Kahn's lawyer's claim that it's hard to recognize a naked prostitute [Slate, earlier]
$$$ You could be a Senior Director covering REITS for Fitch Ratings [DBCC]
$$$ Iceland is considering adopting the Canadian dollar [Globe and Mail]
$$$U.S. seeks dismissal of Hank Greenberg's lawsuit on AIG takeover [Reuters]
$$$ John Lanchester talks about why there's so little fiction about money [FT]
$$$And when making such comparisons between economics and physical science, there’s yet another point: what we call “microfoundations” are not like physical laws. Heck, they’re not even true. Maximizing consumers are just a metaphor, possibly useful in making sense of behavior, but possibly not. [Paul Krugman]
$$$Hoboken Steels for Wave of Drunken Revelers [Bloomberg]
$$$"You can all start creating a beautiful grey market now. Enjoy the weekend." [Overheard]