Steve Jobs’ lessons from 1980 that are pure gold for entrepreneurs of today; Food Network star Ina Garten shares the career advice she’d give her younger self – Bamboo Innovator Daily: 16 Jun (Tues)

Life

• Steve Jobs’ lessons from 1980 that are pure gold for entrepreneurs of today: e27, Youtube
• How to Give the Most Motivating Pep Talk; Listen to a friend’s needs, emphasize resilience and strength. Don’t minimize concerns.; ‘I want to be here for you. What can I do?’; stay away from cliches like ‘Time heals’: WSJ
• Food Network star Ina Garten shares the career advice she’d give her younger self: BI
• 70% VCs reduce the potential of a startup: Silicon Valley VC Vinod Khosla: e27
• Focus On the Customers You Want, Not the Ones You Have: HBR
• Scientists just created the coldest substance on Earth, and it has some really weird properties: BI
• This personality trait predicts your tendency to lie and cheat: BI
• 6 reasons why family-owned businesses are smoking the competition: BI
• This one big problem is why we can’t control computers with our brains yet: BI
• How To Negotiate With Chinese Companies: Forbes
• Getting organizational redesign right; Companies will better integrate their people, processes, and structures by following nine golden rules. Mckinsey
• What Mountain Climbing Can Teach You About Business: NYT

Investing Process

• AirAsia Under Pressure As Accounting Questioned; Stock slumps 20% as accounting practices come under fire, adding to concerns about a weak ringgit. Barron’s
• Cellular Biomedicine: Patient Death, Fraud Ties And Stock Promotion: Pumpstopper
• Billionaire investor Warren Buffett doubled down his bet on Asia’s insurance market by buying a stake in one of Australia’s largest general insurers, in a move that looks set to support the expansion of his own firm’s presence in the region: WSJ, Bloomberg

Greater China

• China’s Unsettling Stock Market Boom: NYT
• China’s hedge fund industry blooms as stocks boom: FT
• Former, current leaders in a game of whack-a-mole: Nikkei
• Chauffeur driven vehicles thrive in China: Nikkei
• China trying a policy twist to cut borrowing costs: Reuters
• Alibaba leads the way in China with online subscription video: FT
• Cirque du Soleil CEO: We’re Becoming a Chinese Citizen; Cirque du Soleil’s first attempt in China didn’t quite work out. : WSJ
• China company insiders skim the cream off frothy stock market: Reuters
• Meet the Economic Expert who says Punk-Rock Is a Bullish Sign for China: Bloomberg
•  Over 5000 New Hedge Funds Launch In China In Less Than Three.. Months: VW

India

• JCB banks on India’s infrastructure play: Forbes
• The corporate theatrics in India of Reliance’s reclusive tycoon: FT
• Billionaires Drive India Defense Supplier to Solar Panels: Bloomberg

Japan & Korea

• More foreign pension funds oppose Toyota ‘Model AA’ shares: Reuters
• Toshiba was impatient to find profit makers: Nikkei
• Uniqlo operator has teamed up with consulting firm Accenture to use big data for adapting to changing trends and providing personalized services to shoppers: Nikkei
• Fear of Dying Alone: The State of Japan’s Aging Population: WSJ
• Japan Banks Target Cross-Shareholdings; Selling longheld equity stakes risks corporate relationships.: WSJ
• Corporate Japan Thinks It’s 1985: Bloomberg

ASEAN

• 1MDB on debt papers and Ananda’s loan: Star
• Thailand’s off-the-books debt problem: CNBC
• Why Original Sin Is Returning to Haunt Southeast Asian Borrowers: Bloomberg
• Jakarta traffic chaos crying out for tougher rules: AsiaOne

Macro

• Bond crash is so crazy BlackRock Inc is ripping up its risk models: FP
• US dividend stocks smoked by higher yields: FT
• Winners and losers from share buybacks: FT
• Taking On Student Debt, and Refusing to Pay: NYT

Energy & Commodities

• Igor Zyuzin’s Mechel mining and metals group has debts of $7bn but the Kremlin cannot afford to let it collapse: FT
• Uncharted Waters: The Evolution Of The Aquaculture Industry; Forbes
• The World Is Facing Its Longest Oil Glut in at Least Three Decades: Bloomberg
• Even the Oil Rout Can’t Stop Houston’s Economic Boom: Bloomberg

Healthcare

• Why no MERS vaccine? Lack of foresight frustrates scientists: Reuters

TMT

• Here’s how SoftBank is hunting for the next unicorn: e27
• Why writing rules in American TV; Innovative scripts written by talented scriptwriters are finding appreciative audiences: Forbes
• Japan’s Cookpad buys Indian recipe-sharing startup Cucumbertown: e27
• Online furniture retailer Made.com expands into Germany amid plans to rival Ikea in Europe: Telegraph
• Tesla’s game-changing batteries for the home are a page straight out of India’s frugal engineering playbook.: Insead
• VCs and startups are now paying attention to a vital thing they used to ignore: How secure they are.: BI
• Thanks to IBM, a hot startup called Databricks is poised to dominate a vital new market: BI
• Tech prodigy eyes $40m in drive for sleep sensor start-up: FT
• Young people turn off television news in increasing numbers: FT
• Apple News service to hire team of journalists: FT
• Scarlett O’Hara Keeps ‘Jurassic World’ at Bay; Adjusted for inflation, movies of earlier decades trump new millennium’s blockbusters: WSJ
• The $50 Billion Question: Can Uber Deliver? Investors are counting on Uber to upend the delivery business much as it has for taxis, but progress has been slow so far: WSJ
• Ten ways autonomous driving could redefine the automotive world: Mckinsey
• One Tiny Number Can Reveal Big Problems at a Global Smartphone Maker: Bloomberg

Consumer & Others

• Subway made 2 mistakes that are destroying its business: BI
• AB InBev’s hard-nosed kings of beer: FT
• Bankrupt gun maker Colt up for auction. Opening bid: $0, by assuming obligations including up to $105 million (£67 million) in outstanding loans and as much as $20 million in new loans : Reuters
• Under Armour Creates Third Stock Class Without Voting Rights: Bloomberg