Second level thinking: what smart people use to outperform [Farnam Street]
Consumption in China is resilient, despite troubled economy [Economist]
What if China already had a hard landing? [FT Alphaville]
Baidu - a hidden gem [Variant Views]
A look at Expeditors International [Rational Walk]
The curious case of Hercules Offshore [Oozing Alpha]
A subprime boom, insane interest rates, predatory lending: sound familiar? [Motherjones]
Luck meets perseverance: the creation of IBM's competitive advantage [Farnam Street]
A look at India's e-commerce market through Flipkart [Founding Fuel]
The extinction invention [MIT Technology Review]
Learning Larry Page's Alphabet [Fast Company]
The case for investing in Latin America [Bloomberg]
The affordability crisis: what happens when millennials can't afford homes? [Apartment List]
More than 40% of student borrowers aren't making payments [WSJ]
47% of Americans can't come up with $400 in an emergency [The Atlantic]
Will driverless cars mean the end of auto insurance? [CSMonitor]
Inside the fall of SunEdison [WSJ]
Lessons from SunEdison's collapse [BaseHitInvesting]
Facebook wants to be the layer between you and the future [Buzzfeed]
Inside Apple's secretive iPhone factory [Bloomberg]
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
What We're Reading ~ 4/27/16
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