Larry Page’s new role model: Warren Buffett; Here’s how billionaire Mark Zuckerberg defines happiness: “To me, happiness is doing something meaningful that helps people and that I believe in with people I love.” – Bamboo Innovator Daily: 14 Jul (Tues)

Life

• Here’s how billionaire Mark Zuckerberg defines happiness: “To me, happiness is doing something meaningful that helps people and that I believe in with people I love.”: BI
• Larry Page’s new role model: Warren Buffett: BI
• The CEO of a $2.8 billion startup says his favorite interview question is something we’ve all been answering since we were kids: BI
• What Entrepreneurs Can Learn From Authors: Forbes
• Rihanna reveals the hidden rock ‘n’ roll world of accountants: FT
• How To Improve Your Writing: 5 Secrets From Hollywood: Barker
• Beyond Bias: Neuroscience research shows how new organizational practices can shift ingrained thinking. Strategy&

Investing Process

• Tiny signs of a coming scandal – and how to spot them; Cultural decay can be picked up at an early stage by insiders: FT
• What the Delay of FASB’s Revenue Recognition Standard Means: CFO
• Deep Due Diligence Needed in Emerging Markets Deals; CFOs need to be comfortable with the integrity of the financials, management, and employees of the target company in emerging markets deals.: CFO
• The Hows and Whys Behind Spinoffs; Such Deals Can Unlock Value for Investors, but They Offer Little Margin for Error: WSJ
• The New Supercompetitors: Companies that realize the power of their capabilities can shape how industries evolve: Strategy&
• Ex-Toshiba president Nishida comes under scrutiny in accounting fraud probe: JT
•  Can corporate accounting ever be reformed?: Fortune

Greater China

• China’s Elusive Quest For ‘Values’: Forbes
• China ETF Switches Its Strategy After Stock Trading Halts: Bloomberg
• Stock market rout another blow to fading ‘Chinese Dream’: Reuters
• Xiaomi success inspires every man and his dog to make smartphones in China: Reuters
•  Start Your Own Smartphone Company for $1,000 in China: Bloomberg
• So you’re a leveraged stock market investor with poor timing in China?: FT
• China’s A shares: contagion danger; The turmoil on China’s stock markets threatens to spread to the property sector: FT
• China Crackdown on Margin Lending Hits Peer-to-Peer Lenders; Margin lending scrutiny forces lenders from booming gray market: WSJ
• After Chinese Stock Plunge, a Hole Shows in Xi’s ‘China Dream’; Rally may have been last hurrah of credit-driven growth model: WSJ
• China Can ‘Never’ Have a Warren Buffett If Beijing Props Up Stocks, Property Mogul Says: WSJ
• Beijing’s Maneuvers Disenchant Global Investors; Some international fund managers say anti-plunge efforts have undermined market-reform plans: WSJ
• What Xi learned from his father: Nikkei

India

• Why India is no match for South Korea; Both countries were roughly the same size in 1990 (about $300 billion in GDP): Forbes
• No Exit for Investors as India Dithers on Stock Exchanges’ IPOs: Bloomberg
• Scams, unexplained demises and the Indian civil service; Two thousand people have been arrested in latest corruption scandal: FT

Japan & Korea

• ‘Blessing Or Curse’? Korea Faces Daunting Question: To Build Or Not To Build Its Own Jet Fighter: Forbes
• Small Shareholders Vent Samsung Frustrations, Side With Elliott: Bloomberg
• Mario Creator, Wii Designer in Spotlight at Nintendo After Iwata: Bloomberg
• Hedge Fund Creation Picks Japan Low-ROE Stocks in Snub to Trend: Bloomberg
• A Nearly 400-Year-Old Japanese Trading Company Asks: Who Am I?: Bloomberg
• Tesla’s next big frontier could be South Korea: BI
• Korean Zombie Companies Threaten Banks’ Books as Economy Slowing: Bloomberg
•  Infamous shareholder activist Murakami who was convicted of insider trading in 2007 returns to fray in league with daughter: JT

ASEAN

• Penny stocks still languishing despite consolidation; Some two-thirds of the 37 mainboard companies shed value after meeting minimum trading price rule: BT
•  Indonesia’s Property Market Seen Going Through Same Maturation Cycle as China’s: JG

Macro

• How Governments Lose Trillions Mismanaging Property: Bloomberg
• Junk-Bond ETFs Show Just How Desperate Traders Are for Liquidity: Bloomberg
• ‘Clawbacks’ Could Backfire; clawback is seen having the perverse consequence of driving up salaries further.: NYT
• Big Investors Are Holding the Highest Amount of Cash Since Lehman’s Collapse: Bloomberg

Healthcare

• Can an Infection Trigger OCD? Proposed link between infections and psychiatric disorders is still under review but gaining more recognition, resources among scientists: WSJ
• What it’s like to get a drugstore test from the startup that’s shaking up the medical industry; Imagine if you could go to a pharmacy, fill out a form, have your finger pricked, and one day later, get the results of a blood test.: BI
• UK’s new biomedical research centre teams up with industry: FT
• New Frontier for Deep Brain Stimulation Therapy Is Recovery From Stroke; Researchers testing the effects of DBS on the brains of rats hope to begin testing its effects in humans: WSJ

TMT

• The Real Threat Posed by Powerful Computers: Artificial Stupidity; Computer scientists say the real worry is a computer program that rapidly overdoes a single task, with no context: NYT
• The Untold Story of the Man Who Saved the Xbox From Oblivion. Twice: Bloomberg
•  The wearable tech market could reach 385 million people and change how we ‘consume and use information’: BI
• Slack, the app that wants to be a digital spine for business: FT
• The Real Threat Posed by Powerful Computers: Artificial Stupidity; Computer scientists say the real worry is a computer program that rapidly overdoes a single task, with no context: NYT
• The Fall and Software Rebirth of Middlemen: Techcrunch
• Major players are bringing voice assistant tech to the fore: JT
• Helen Grenier, who created the Roomba and robots for industry and the military, is now building drones. They’ll become “like appliances-the next generation of video camera,” : Fortune

Consumer & Others

• Fantasy Sports Create Billion-Dollar Startups; FanDuel scores $275 million as daily fantasy sports market heats up: WSJ