(Bloomberg View) -- My Tuesday morning train reads:
- Michael Lewis' Portrait of Two Men Who Changed How We Think About Thinking (Bloomberg View)
- Is the Yale Model Broken? (Chief Investment Officer); see also Why Investors Keep Repeating Their Mistakes (ETF.com)
- Rationale for Texas' Largest Corporate Welfare Program was a “Typographical Error” (Texas Observer)
- Warren Buffett, a Vocal Critic of Donald Trump, Is a Big Winner in Election Rally (Wall Street Journal); see also One Historic Lens Says Trump Stock Market Lovefest Just Starting (Bloomberg)
- The U.S. Is a Low-Tax Nation (Bloomberg View)
- Memo to Corporate America: Pay more. Treat people better. (Washington Post); see also Boosting Wages Is Really Hard to Do (Bloomberg View)
- How The Bizarre Conspiracy Theory Behind “Pizzagate” Was Spread (BuzzFeed)
- These two stats from the New York Times should give newspapers hope (Poynter); see also Behind the Times' surge to 2.5 million subscribers (Politico)
- American football could fall like the gladiators of ancient Rome (New York Post)
- "His Lies Are Different and Deserve Scrutiny": Stelter Says Trump's Deceptions Unlike Past Presidents (Mediaite); see also Welcome to the post-truth presidency (Washington Post)
What are you reading?
Where polling failed, Facebook prevailed
Source: The Economist
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