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Hello and welcome to Slate Money,

the Trust No One edition of our weekly podcast guiding you through

the important business and finance news of the week. I'm Felix Salmon of Fusion

this week I'm in Ann Arbor, Michigan of all places and today we're going to talk about non-compete clauses, the contracts that restrict the job options, even of sandwich makers.

Then did you know that almost all findings in financial economics are false?

Or are they?

We're going to talk about that.

And finally, the London whale, you remember, the London whale

cost J.P. Morgan six billion dollars.

Turns out someone was watching all along and knew all about it and didn't really say

anything and that someone was the Federal Reserve. Who knew? And finally, the numbers lightning

round. As usual usual let me introduce our regular

guests back in New York we have Kathy O'Neill the best blogger in the world

you're math babeBabe.org.

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