Flagged articles from this week:

• As Music Sales Fall, Sax Player Kenny G Turns to Stockpicking - Retuers

Kenny G, one of the first investors in Starbucks, has earned about as much money from stock trading over the last decade as from music.

• A Fireside Chat With Charlie Munger - Wall Street Journal

A chat with Berkshire Hathaway Vice Chairman Charles Munger at the annual meeting of Daily Journal Corp.

• The Dark Side of the Moon - Newsweek

Secret documents reveal unimaginable Cold War plots like “the plan to nuke the moon.

• At 88, Billionaire Inventor Alfred Mann’s Motivated by More Than Money - LA Times

Los Angeles billionaire Alfred Mann, whose companies have created things like the rechargeable pacemaker and an implant for deaf people, wants to do as much as he can for humanity.

• The Fall of the House of Boggs - Politico

Tainted by allegations from Chevron and hobbled by partner defections, one of the capital’s best-connected law firms lost its independence and was absorbed into a less august partnership based in Cleveland.

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