(Bloomberg View) -- My morning train reads:
- U.S. sweeping up Russian hackers in a broad global dragnet (McClatchy)
- Active Managers Stage a Comeback (Wall Street Journal) but see Even Best Stock Pickers Can't Beat Bots (Bloomberg Gadfly)
- Fastest Growing and Shrinking Fortune 500 Companies (Craft)
- A Real Estate Boom, Powered by Pot (New York Times)
- The Rising Retirement Perils of 401(k) "Leakage" (Wall Street Journal)
- Is Most Published Research Really False? (Annual Reviews)
- Planet of the Cows: Cows and people are the large animals that most dominate the environment (IEEE Spectrum)
- Trump campaign's Russia ties: Who's involved (Washington Post)
- When Paul McCartney teamed up with Elvis Costello, the Beatle got back on track (Washington Post)
- Quotes from Capitalists that Inadvertently Provide Support for Communism (Facebook)
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Source: Wall Street Journal
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