7 business leaders share how they solved the biggest moral dilemmas of their careers: Bamboo Innovator Daily: 3 Jun (Wed)

Life

• 7 business leaders share how they solved the biggest moral dilemmas of their careers: FastCo
• The misplaced hero worship of start-up founders; Entrepreneurs who really transform the economy are found in all sizes of business: FT
• The Backyard Effect: Finding The Secret Sauce For Growing An Entrepreneurial Ecosystem: Techcrunch
• Ortega Overtakes Buffett to Become World’s Second-Richest Person: Bloomberg
• The inside story of how the Clintons built a $2 billion global empire: WaPo
• Singapore’s Yeo Hiap Seng descendants in tussle over will: AsiaOne
•  Your Strategy Needs a Strategy: BCG
• The New CEO’s Guide to Transformation: Turning Ambition into Sustainable Results: BCG
• Escaping the Doghouse: Winning in Commoditized Markets: BCG
• Be a Leader Who Can Admit Mistakes: HBR
• Innovation Isn’t the Answer to All Your Problems: HBR

Books

• Good Leaders Ask Great Questions: Your Foundation for Successful Leadership : Amazon

Investing Process

• Lixil’s China Accounting Fraud Woes Trigger Losses of $533 Million: WSJ
• Lixil cuts earnings guidance citing China unit’s accounting fraud and insolvency woes: FT
• Digital Domain Holdings became the latest Hong Kong stock to tumble after surging more than 500 percent in a matter of months, following declines in Hanergy and Goldin: Bloomberg
• Investors: Filings Are For Searching, Not Reading: WSJ
• A 99-Year-Old Wall Street Veteran Reveals Secrets of Her Success: Bloomberg
• Why ETF purists should welcome investing innovations: FP
• Citi Report: Market Rewards Shareholder Returns Over Capex: WSJ

Greater China

• Rivals Race to Dominate China’s Online Travel Market: WSJ
• In Hong Kong, the Apartments Are Fit for a Mosquito; Much like London and New York, demand from investors is pushing up prices of even tiny apartments: WSJ
• Emerging market trade slide is made in China; Data usage via smartphones is forecast to rise tenfold by 2020: FT
• Share prices in China: Flying too high; The long-term consequences of China’s coming stockmarket correction are the ones to fear: Economist
• China After the Bubble: Bloomberg
• Is China Repeating Korea’s Mistakes?: bloomberg
• Chinese Flock to Hong Kong to Buy Stocks They Could Get at Home: Bloomberg

India

• Modi fails to jumpstart India’s faltering IPO market: FT

Japan & Korea

• SoftBank to Invest $1 Billion in South Korea’s Coupang: WSJ
• Abe Topples Japan Inc.: A new consensus for corporate governance reform. WSJ
• Hyundai Humbled as Investors Abandon Auto Industry’s Darling: Bloomberg

Macro

• Why Spain and Other Eurozone Countries Aren’t Feeling the Recovery; Economic growth comes with lower incomes, making it difficult to escape heavy debt loads: WSJ
• EM most at risk from bond market ‘tantrums’; Any liquidity challenges in a sell-off will appear first in emerging markets: FT
• SEC Eyes Broadened ‘Clawback’ Restrictions; Firms whose financial statements contain errors may have to revoke some executives’ pay: WSJ

Healthcare

• The innovators: a wristband that tells you when you’ve had enough sun; Fear of skin cancer is stopping people getting much-needed vitamin D, Dr David Hazafy says: Guardian

TMT

• Internet of Things Market to Reach $1.7 Trillion by 2020: IDC: WSJ
• Private share trading takes off as tech companies shun IPOs: FT
• Why Mega-Mergers Are Back in Vogue for Internet Companies: HBR
• Testing Silicon Valley’s Greater-Fool Strategy; Lofty valuations for venture-backed companies like Uber and Snapchat depend on the stock-market off-ramp staying open: WSJ
• Meet the New Generation of Robots for Manufacturing; They are nimbler, lighter and work better with humans. They might even help bring manufacturing back to the U.S.: WSJ
• Google Photos Review: Why Google Beats Apple at Organizing Your Life’s Memories; You use Google to search the Internet, now use it to search your photos, too: WSJ
• ‘Glorious Technicolor: From George Eastman House and Beyond’ Review; The technology that transformed cinema, making possible an intoxicating dream world: WSJ
• Revolution in the Driver’s Seat: The Road to Autonomous Vehicles: BCG
• The unlikely story of microsoft’s surprise minecraft buyout: Wired

Consumer & Others

• The company making a pot-load of money from potholes: Toppesfield, the fast-growing road builder, is coming to a motorway or A-road near you: Telegraph
• Discontent Simmers Among McDonald’s Franchisees; Shrinking sales, rising costs, debt from restaurant upgrades all add up: WSJ