10 Monday Reads - Strong Dollar Hammers Profits, Houses Are Suddenly Going Underwater and Who Invented the Computer Virus

• Strong Dollar Hammers Profits at U.S. Multinationals (WSJ)
• Richard Fisher, Often Wrong but Seldom Boring, Leaves the Fed (NY Times)
• Economists agree: deflation is either good, or bad, or irrelevant (FT Alphaville)
• Why are so few homes for sale in the Bay Area? (SF Gate) see also The cities where houses are suddenly going underwater (WaPo)
• Who Invented the Computer Virus? (Priceonomics)
• Should Athletes Get a Piece of the NCAA Tournament Revenue? (WSJ)
• The myopia boom Short-sightedness is reaching epidemic proportions. Some scientists think they have found a reason why (Nature)
• The Battle Is For The Customer Interface (TechCrunch)
• Pixar’s 22 Golden Rules of Storytelling (Twisted Sifter)
• Videos that TED uses to reset your brain (Quartz)

What are you reading?