(Bloomberg View) -- Hey, the week is almost over! Finish strong with our morning train reads:
- Bernanke: How do people really feel about the economy? (Brookings)
- Short interest in largest corporate bond ETF hits record level (Financial Times) see also Junk Bonds' Big Short (Bloomberg Gadfly)
- Why was austerity once so popular? (Mainly Macro)
- Car Makers Rev Up Push Into Electric Vehicles (Wall Street Journal)
- Danny Meyer Just Single-Handedly Made the Apple Watch Relevant to the Hospitality Industry (Eater)
- The Bloomberg Politics Poll Decoder: a more detailed picture of the voters behind the numbers (Bloomberg)
- How Russia Wants to Undermine the U.S. Election (Time)
- The hidden dangers of life on Mars (the Verge)
- Will "Saturday Night Live" take down Trump? "Maybe it's going to take comedians to do the job that cable news has relinquished." (Politico)
- First the Sox, now the Cubs: Theo Epstein Is Making Lightning Strike Twice (New York Times)
Be sure to check out our Masters in Business interview this weekend with Chris Ventresca, co-head of global mergers and acquisitions at JPMorgan, and Elizabeth Myers, global head of equity capital markets.
Recapping Monday's Debate
Source: The Atlantic
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