peHUB First Read

* Introducing Strategery Capital: "Putting your money where our mouth is." * Just to put everything in perspective (or perhaps in preview), Reuters has put together a slideshow called The Ghosts of 1929. * Linens 'n Things will probably liquidate its U.S. stores after the December holidays, but the NY Post reports that there is growing PE interest in its Canadian operations. * Chris Morrison's takeaway from last night's debate is that we're likely to see carbon caps in the near future. He unfortunately fails to point out Palin's lack of logic on global warming. On the one hand, she says the reasons for it may or may not be man-made, but either way it doesn't matter. What does matter, she says, is people finding ways to combat it. Well Governor, how can we combat something over which we may have no control? It is man's very culpability that makes him able to repent via action. If global warming is just natural phenomenon, then we'll just have to grin and bear it (or find a way to cool down the sun). And to think, this was one of her more cogent moments. * Henry Blodget on the history of bailouts. What worked, and what didn't. Unfortunately, he thinks this one shares much with the latter. * How do bloggers make money?