The Magic Question: A Simple Question Every Leader Dreams of Answering – Bamboo Innovator Daily: 9 Sep (Wed)
September 10, 2015 Leave a comment
Life
- Secrets To Success: 6 Tips From The Most Successful People: Barker
- The Two Types of Knowledge: Farnam
- Why More and More Companies Are Ditching Performance Ratings: HBR
- Big question: Is speed reading actually possible? Wired
- Literally flying toward better ideas: the creative habits of Paul Scheer: FastCo
- Manage Stress by Knowing What You Value: HBR
- Making Better Decisions in Your Family Business: HBR
- Is Our Identity in Intellect, Memory or Moral Character? WSJ
- Setting Aside Shame and Blame in Financial Decisions; Not only does shame fail at changing behavior, it can also trigger the mistakes you are trying to avoid.: NYT
- How Billion-Dollar Unicorns Are Changing the Face of American Entrepreneurship: VF
- Australia’s secret hot beds of innovation and disruption: BRW
Books
- The Magic Question: A Simple Question Every Leader Dreams of Answering: Amazon
Investing Process
- Warren Buffett On LTCM, Blind Spots, Leverage, and Unnecessary Risk: VW
- Warren Buffett says Berkshire Hathaway still shopping abroad: Reuters
- Latticework of Mental Models: Inversion: SN
- Investment Aphorisms: VW
- How to Catch a Spoofer: Bloomberg
- Criminal Charges Filed Against Nomura Traders For Skimming Off Bid/Ask Spreads, Making Millions In The Process: zh
- Auditor Reputation Under Different Negligence Regimes: SSRN
- Is Institutional Investor Stewardship Still Elusive?: SSRN
Greater China
- Carmakers’ China Woes Poised to Worsen as Dealer Profits Slump: Bloomberg
- Selling Off the State in China: Bloomberg
- China Just Killed the World’s Biggest Stock-Index Futures Market: Bloomberg
- China to cut dividend taxes for long-term shareholders; China would remove personal income tax on dividends for shareholders who hold stocks for more than a year: Reuters
- Chinese regulator slams bullet-train makers: TODAY
- China has spent $236-billion so far rescuing its stocks as it burns through cash like never before: FP
India
- Vserv: The early bird in the mobile ad industry: Forbes
- Modi brainstorms with billionaires as China worries deepen: SCMP
Japan & Korea
- Corporate Japan: Companies say sayonara to in-house ways, embrace ‘open innovation’: Nikkei
- Breaking Kids Out of Poverty Cycle Key to Japan’s Fiscal Future: Bloomberg
- Could Beauty Products Be Korea’s New Export Engine? K-Pop boom shines a global light on Korean make-up: Bloomberg
ASEAN
- Malaysia’s 1MDB Fund Scandal Spreads to U.A.E.; At issue is a $1.4 billion payment from 1MDB that officials at an Abu Dhabi investment fund said is missing: WSJ
- Debt-riddled Thailand struggling to revive economic growth: Nikkei
- Singapore’s key short-term interest rate hits 7-year highHOTO: SPH: BT
- Malaysia’s Badly Timed Political Scandal: Bloomberg
- Indonesia’s Man of the People Finds the People Blocking His Way: Bloomberg
- Indonesia Refuses to Be Railroaded Into Debt: Bloomberg
- Philippine retail: Consumption boom prompts M&A binge: Nikkei
- Why Southeast Asia Is Leading The World’s Most Disruptive Mobile Business Models: Techcrunch
- Malaysia’s government-led growth strategy beginning to flounder: Nikkei
Macro
- Why SocGen Is Very Nervous About The Recent Loss Of $9 Trillion In Global Market Cap: zh
- Investment Strategies Meant as Buffers to Volatility May Have Deepened It; Risk-parity and exchange-traded funds, both considered ways of providing steady returns in a pitching market, are now thought to have added to the turbulence.: NYT
- Chinese investors lose $12b of Australian assets over three years as $A falls: theAge
- “August Sucks” MIT Quant Warns New Strategies “Are Creating Volatility”; “Event risk is something most algorithmic trading strategies really can’t manage yet”: zh
Healthcare
- The 30-Year-Old CEO Conjuring Drug Companies From Thin Air: Forbes
- The Solution to Drug Prices; Australia and Switzerland have found ways to avoid ridiculously high prices while still protecting profits and incentives. : NYT
TMT
- World War Uber: Why The Ride-Hailing Giant Can’t Conquer The Planet (Yet): Forbes
- The Business Of Fraud: Techcrunch
Consumer & Others