What We're Reading ~ 3/16/2016 ~ market folly

Wednesday, March 16, 2016

What We're Reading ~ 3/16/2016


Dear Chairman: Boardroom Battles and the Rise of Shareholder Activism [Jeff Gramm]

Two powerful mental models: network effects and critical mass [Andreessen Horowitz]

How to be wrong as an investor [A Wealth of Common Sense]

A look at the concept of moats in investing [Intrinsic Investing]

The great race: e-commerce in India [The Economist]

A look inside Google's DeepMind [The Verge]

Amazon's Echo brims with groundbreaking promise [NYTimes]

In-depth analysis of Moody's (MCO) [Value Seeker]

A look at Visa & Mastercard [JanaV]

American Express, Synchrony Financial & the changing credit card landscape [PunchCard]

Amex: cheap blue chip or value trap? [Value & Opportunity]

How credit cards tax America [Priceonomics]

After TV: Video's future will be bigger, more diverse & precarious than its past [Redef]

John Malone 'cable cowboy' faces test in rounding up the right mix of assets [Variety]

The television has a business model problem and it's killing good TV [Redef]

The craft beer bubble [VinePair]

The rise and final hours of Chesapeake's Aubrey McClendon [Bloomberg]


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