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and personally, this means so much to me. first, i want to sing, and i m not a singer but i m about to saying, for helene cooper as a reporter. she joined the new york times in 2004 as an assistant editorial page editor, and she has been a diplomatic correspondent for the times as well as a white house correspondent, she is now the pentagon reporter for the paper. and in 2015 she was part of the team that won the pulitzer prize for international reporting specifically for work in liberia during the ebola epidemic. and that same year she received the prestigious george polk award and the overseas press club award. and prior to joining the times she spent 12 years with the wall street journal where she was an assistant bureau chief of the washington bureau. and i know that many of you are fans like i am of seeing her on sunday mornings giving insightful, thoughtful, words for us all to think about. long before her life working high-profile job in the countries top pap ....
but hayek was an economist, winner of the nobel prize who was an austrian and who in the first world war had become an economist because he saw spontaneous order. he saw people cooperating who didn t speak the same language. he saw societies more important than government. so he wrote a great number of books. he taught at university of chicago for a while. he ended up in his hometown of tha at his hometown, that s n germany. freiberg which means free city, which is perfect. he wasn t a conservative. he was a liberal, a libertarian. in your most recent book, bourgeois equality, you talk about him as young hayek, middle-aged hayek and older hayek. well, he was did he change his opinions? not too much. here s what happened. he was an economists economist or give one the leading economist in the world in the making 30s and 40s. he was commonly thought by edwin as john maynard keynes equal. and, but later in the 50s and 60s and 70s, he turned to philosophy, to ....
percentage point the shanghai up by 0.4%. in europe in the early trading, you will see green arrows across most of the major indices. the dax is up by a half percentage point, the cac in france up by a quarter percentage point crude oil prices which were up sharply yesterday, are down by two cents. wti about $47. a couple big stories we re watching this morning. shares of t-mobile are moving higher the company reported earnings of 67 cents per share beating estimates of 29 cents. revenue beat estimates t-mobile added 1.9 million new cust nomers in the quarter. facebook confirming its working on a subscription feature to let publishers charge for stories on the social media site this could take pressure off of them in terms of the battle with the news industry. the pay wall will be available through instant articles starting in october. it would likely kick in after a user reads ten articles in a month. facebook shares up 15%. on the wall street agenda another floo ....
. subscription to the printers row journal, the premium book section. you can also download that the trip books out for more information on that fast and for access to the digital bookstore. lastly, we encourage everyone to take photographs and upload messages to facebook, twitter, and as to grant using the hashtag puerto rico ls 15. with that i will throws it over to: mcmahon for the introduction, associate editor of the chicago tribune. [applause] thank you. thanks to everyone for coming today. thank you for braving the weather and coming to let fast. happy to have this every year and happy that you came today it is my pleasure to introduce scott simon. scott is one of those rare people that does not live in chicago does not spend all his time in chicago but feels like a chicago icon. i think it is partly because of the way that scott work chicago into the books he writes i think there is more about it like the chicago sensibility of us got. think it is okay that we ....
here s a look at books written by declared and potential candidates for president. former secretary of state hillary clinton looks back on her time serving in the obama administration in hard choices. in person dreams mark marco rue bogey outlines this plan to restore economic opportunity. former arkansas governor mike huckabee gives his take on politics in pi god guns, grits and gravy. and in a fighting chance massachusetts senator elizabeth warren recounts the events in her life that shaped her career. wisconsin governor scott walker argues republicans must offer bold solutions to fix the country, and have the courage to implement them in unintimidated. and kentucky senator rand paul, who is also declared, calls for smaller government and more bipartisanship in his latest book taking a stand. more potential potential candidates with recent books including former governor jeb bush in immigration wars he argues for new immigration policies. in stand fo ....