What We're Reading ~ 5/9/18

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]

NYU Stern Evaluation Investment Newsletter: December 2014 Edition

The latest issue of NYU Stern's newsletter Evaluation is now available.  It highlights public finance and infrastructure investing.  Additionally, it features student investment pitches including  long Polaris Industries (PII), long RPX Corp (RPXC), long LVMH, short Alliant Techsystems (ATK), and long the Indian Rupee.

The December 2014 Evaluation newsletter is embedded below:



If you missed it, be sure to check out a past issue of Evaluation featuring an interview with Avenue Capital's Marc Lasry.