(Bloomberg View) -- My Paradise Papers morning train reads:
- Tax haven secrets of ultra-rich exposed (BBC); see also Here's a guide to the major revelations in the Paradise Papers (Quartz)
- Can Fund Manager Bill Miller Use Earthquakes to Predict the Market? (MoneyBeat)
- "Liar loans" are passe, but now we're seeing "black box appraisals" (Modesto Bee)
- ETF Heyday Is No Bonanza for Wall Street (Wall Street Journal)
- 12 Questions for Big Tech (L2)
- Ready or Not, Recreational Marijuana Use Is Coming to Canada (New York Times); see also The Marijuana Machine Rolls Ahead (Bloomberg Businessweek)
- What I Learned From Three Weeks Watching Fox News Nonstop (Slate)
- There's One Unspeakable Fix That Would Help Pay for the GOP's Tax Cuts (Bloomberg)
- Actors say rude audiences are destroying Broadway (New York Post)
- The N.F.L.'s Most Valuable Player Might Be … a Punter? (New York Times)
Be sure to check out our Masters in Business interview with John Montgomery, chairman and chief investment officer of Bridgeway Capital Management, which manages $8.4 billion and donates 50 percent of its profits to charity.
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