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Write-Offs: 6.19.15

ECB boosts aid to Greece; People have intense feelings about Hamilton being bumped from the ten dollar bill; Libor; Uber; "Motorized surfboard filled with $100,000 worth of meth washes up in Tijuana"; and more.
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$$$ECB Boosts Aid to Greek Banks as Deposit Flight Mounts [WSJ]

$$$Hayes tried to influence colleagues after joining Citi, Libor trial hears [Reuters]

$$$Email exposes ‘climate of fear’ at Bloomberg [NYP]

$$$Uber Readies $2 Billion Credit Line [WSJ]

$$$ DB Dramatic Reading Night returns next Wednesday. Sign up today and get the sweetest bag ever. [DB]

$$$A Wall Street weirdo accused of tormenting an employee with whom he allegedly slept with sent her father creepy emails as the relationship soured, a jury heard Thursday. [NYDN]

$$$Currency duel over Hamilton’s $10 billing [FT]

$$$The Secret Curse Of Rooftop Pools [Gothamist]

$$$Motorized surfboard filled with $100,000 worth of meth washes up in Tijuana [UPI]

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