Factfulness: Ten reasons we're wrong about the world [Hans Rosling]
Retail: is the beauty industry 'Amazon proof?' [FT]
The hyperfragmentation of retail and why the winners are digital ad platforms [Medium]
Attack of the micro brands [Medium]
Big beer struggles to tap into shifting consumer trends [Food Dive]
Morrisons' recovery is underway but is it in the share price? [UK Value Investor]
Behind the rise of activist short sellers [AFR]
Why T. Rowe Price likes Alphabet, Amazon, Facebook [Barrons]
A seed investing framework [Medium]
The Chinese unknown that's making Africa's phones [Bloomberg]
China wants its tech firms back, are CDRs the answer? [Bloomberg]
Why there's a worldwide shortage of vanilla [The Economist]
The Canadian king of New York: inside the rise of Brookfield [Bisnow]
At Uber, new CEO shifts gears [New Yorker]
Mark Zuckerberg on Facebook's hardest year, and what comes next [Vox]
Deep fiber: the next internet battleground [Deloitte]
CRISPR: the gene-editing tool revolutionizing biomedical research [CBS News]
Where's the invisible hand when you need it? [Stanley Druckenmiller]
The importance of high standards [Medium]
Wednesday, May 9, 2018
What We're Reading ~ 5/9/18
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