(Bloomberg View) -- Congrats Chicago! Recover with our extra-innings morning train reads:
• Relax! The U.S. recovery is just getting started (Bloomberg View)
• Dividend frenzy starts to cool down: Increasing bond yields make dividend-paying equities less attractive to investors seeking steady payments (Wall Street Journal)
• Why smart people make bad decisions (Collaborative Fund) see also A case study in investing objectivity (Bloomberg View)
• Alpha wounds: Lack of independent judgment (CFA Institute)
• The baffling history of Tronc (Bloomberg Businessweek)
• Renewables overtake coal as world's largest source of power capacity: Though coal still generates more electricity, wind and solar installations hit record (Financial Times)
• Apple should buy Netflix (Stratechery)
• How the internet is loosening our grip on the truth (New York Times) but see Fact-checking doesn't ‘backfire,' new study suggests (Poynter)
• Why polling swings are often mirages (RealClearPolitics)
• The 2016 presidential election: A devil's glossary (The Atlantic)
What are you reading?
Kansas is still bleeding thanks to Tea Party economics
Source: Los Angeles Times Business
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