I found a collection of financial cartoons by Mark Poyser. These illustrations offer a humorous and satirical look at the world of finance, business, and economics through digital art and sketches.
I recommend Toonopedia, an extensive online encyclopedia documenting the history of American cartoons, animation, and comic strips. This resource provides detailed backgrounds on characters and creators across various media formats from the early 20th century.
I recommend checking out these quality math recreation resources, specifically the puzzles at Thinks.com and the interactive lessons on Cut-the-knot. I also found a great archive of math-themed cartoons for a bit of humor.
I've shared Josh Kaufman's list of 42 essential books that comprise a "Personal MBA." Covering strategy, finance, and management, these readings offer a practical, low-cost alternative to formal business school through self-directed study and practice.
I shared a link to Bottom Line, a Corante blog dedicated to the economics of information technology. It provides specialized commentary and analysis on the financial aspects and market trends within the IT sector.
I found a great banking and finance portal by Northern Light. It covers critical industry developments like mergers, regulatory reforms, and financial technology, while providing specific data on international markets and banking regulations.