5 books that inspired billionaire CEO Elizabeth Holmes; The trick to overcoming stress could be embracing it – Bamboo Innovator Daily: 6 Jul (Mon)

Life

• The trick to overcoming stress could be embracing it: qz
• 5 books that inspired billionaire CEO Elizabeth Holmes:BI
• The Wisdom of Crowds and The Expert Squeeze; As networks harness the wisdom of crowds, the ability of experts to add value in their predictions is steadily declining. This is the expert squeeze.: Farnam
• Letters from a Self-Made Merchant to His Son: Farnam
• The urge to embrace failure reaches its final frontier; Elon Musk is unlikely to be seduced by the flawed idea that setbacks are to be celebrated: FT
• The Science of ‘Inside Out’; “Inside Out” offers a new approach to sadness. Its central insight: Embrace sadness, let it unfold, engage patiently with emotional struggles. : NYT
• Billion-Dollar Bloodlines: America’s Richest Families 2015: Forbes

Investing Process

•  Here’s a Simple Lesson on Business Ethics From the Former CFO of Enron: Bloomberg
• Exponential Organizations Are The Future Of Global Business And Innovation: Techcrunch
•  Investment guru Jim Rogers’ funds wipes out in his 20s  and bounces back from setback: AsiaOne

Greater China

• How Chinese Stocks Fell to Earth: ‘My Hairdresser Said It Was a Bull Market’; Having opened millions of brokerage accounts to play a rally, Chinese investors face big losses; “The PBOC’s rush to ease policy like that gave people the impression that even the government was panicking, which would make people panic even more. This is a vicious cycle. The government probably thought the bull had run too fast, but who would have thought that the bear runs even faster?” : WSJ
• China’s Market Rout Is a Double Threat: NYT
• Lego builds on strong success in China as playful children discover their creative side: SCMP
• China’s Bailout Throws Good Money After Bad; Beijing’s muscular response to the 29% market rout helps speculators but any failure will be hard to hide. Barron’s
• China’s Hunger for Robots Marks Significant Shift; Country’s emergence as automation hub contradicts assumptions about robots, global economy: WSJ
• McDonald’s, KFC Look to Get Faster in China by Adding Digital Pay Option; To cater to a growing Chinese trend, outlets offer mobile ordering and mobile payments: WSJ
• China “Crosses Rubicon” With Stock Bailout; BofA Says PBoC Risks “Hurting Its Credibility”: Zerohedge
• Losing $1 Million Each Minute, China Blames the Wrong Group: Bloomberg
• Zeroing in on empty homes, China throws developers a lifeline: Reuters
• China’s Stock Plunge Leaves Market More Leveraged Than Ever: Bloomberg
• China Brokers Dust Off Wall Street Playbook From 1929 Crash: Bloomberg

India

• India’s Leader Maps Out a More Robust Digital Future: NYT

Japan & Korea

• Yamaha aims to unlock US and EU markets with agricultural drone: FT
• Rubbing along with robots tackles Abe’s double dilemma: Reuters

ASEAN

• ‘I Am Not a Thief,’ Najib Says as Money Trail Probed: Bloomberg
• Thai folk music changes tune as coup suffocates dissent: AsiaOne
• Chiang Mai citizens struggle with an avalanche of overbearing billboards; only three Bangkok-based companies hold all the concessions for public advertisements in Chiang Mai: AsiaOne
• Malaysian Leader Faces Political Test; Prime Minister Najib Razak allegedly has been linked to problems of a debt-laden state investment fund: WSJ
• Ringgit Drops to Lowest Since Dollar Peg Ended Amid Najib Probe: Bloomberg

Macro

•  How Iceland Emerged From Its Deep Freeze: NYT
• Shipping Industry Gloomiest Since 2009 in Survey as Glut Endures: Bloomberg

TMT

• Microsoft mission statement: so many words, most of them empty: FT
• Firms Analyze Tweets to Gauge Stock Sentiment; Parsing Twitter and others to discern subtle trends is a new frontier: WSJ
• Advertising technology has been a breeding ground for Web innovation: WSJ
• The Netherlands: A Look At The World’s High-Tech Startup Capital: Techcrunch
• New, Simple ‘Buy’ Buttons Aim to Entice Mobile Shoppers: NYT
• Unicorn: A Fitting Label for Its Time and Place: NYT
• Regulators Probe Marketing of Hot Private Tech Shares: WSJ