29 incredibly successful people who failed at first – Bamboo Innovator Daily: 10 Jul (Fri)

Life

• 29 incredibly successful people who failed at first: BI
• The founder of Sam Adams created a unique ‘speed coaching’ method for entrepreneurs: BI
• What we can all learn from the gutsy way 13-year-old Steve Jobs landed a job at HP: BI

Greater China

• James Chanos: More Pain to Come in China; Most notable bear on Chinese market says story ‘has yet to play out’: WSJ
• China’s companies at risk of stock-backed loan recalls: Reuters
• China’s Stock-Market Woes Trace Roots to Earlier Stimulus; Hangover lingers from 2008 emergency bailout; empty trains in Shanghai: WSJ
• China’s Gray Market in Margin Lending Is Probably Massive: Bloomberg
• China’s President Faces Rare Backlash; Market turmoil in China invites doubts over Xi Jinping’s autocratic leadership style: WSJ
• China’s Illness Is Contagious for Asia: Bloomberg
• China’s Dream of World Class Stock Markets Suffers Intervention Blow: Bloomberg
• How Robots are Reshaping China’s Economy: Bloomberg
• China: reform can’t wait; If China flees markets, investors should flee China: FT
• Prestige of the Communist party tumbles in the Great Fall of China: FT
• New graduates of Tsinghua University must “follow the instruction and shout loudly the slogan, ‘revive the A shares, benefit the people; revive the A shares, benefit the people’.”: FT
• Beware: 10 Scams in China To Watch Out For: WhatsOnWeibo
• Beijing’s Stock-Plunge Response Dims Index Hopes; Frantic effort to revive markets could hurt chances China’s stocks will soon join major global indexes: WSJ

 

ASEAN

• Malaysia Must Overcome Its Troubled Past: Bloomberg
• Najib Razak’s links to Malaysia fund need transparency: FT

Macro

• FASB Votes to Delay New Revenue Recognition Rules by a Year: WSJ
• Short Sales Are at Their Highest Level Since the Financial Crisis: Bloomberg
• Private equity in Africa: a lot of money chasing scarce opportunities; Investors are keen to put funds to work, but prospects of any size are hard to find: FT

Energy & Commodities

• Warehouse Crackdown Cuts Aluminum Costs; Delivery fees drop as rules kick in aimed at loosening Wall Street’s grip on stockpiles: WSJ
• Mining companies sucked into Chinese stock market’s vortex: FT

Healthcare

• Scientists are finding ways to reprogram cells and reverse some of our deadliest diseases: BI

TMT

• Can You Tell the Difference Between a Robot and a Stock Analyst?: WSJ
• What We Learned From the NYSE, United Airlines Tech Outages; Phone companies typically promise 99.999% reliability. But can we expect the same from other kinds of networks upon which we increasingly rely? WSJ
• Where tech terms like ‘bug,’ ‘robot,’ and ‘cloud’ originally came from: BI
• Reinventing Google for a Mobile World: NYT

Consumer & Others

• P&G Faces Up to Mistakes in Beauty Business; Divestiture deal with Coty marks a sharp reversal for CEO: WSJ
• A plan to move American Apparel from chaotic to iconic: FT