My morning pre-fishing reads:
- Although Amazon grabs nearly half of every U.S. dollar spent on the internet, it isn’t winning the digital war on all fronts (Bloomberg)
- “Flop Accounts” Are the New Teen Thing on Instagram (the Atlantic)
- Beyond the crash: Politics don’t matter; market forces shape our world. So ran the dominant ethos before 2008. Adam Tooze, the author of a landmark book, says it was always an illusion (the Guardian)
- The Untapped Market That’s Ripe for Activists (Institutional Investor)
- Sassy, self-aware, snarky: In the Trump era, cable news banners troll in real time (Washington Post)
- Push to weaken U.S. Endangered Species Act runs into roadblocks (Nature)
- White threat in a browning America (Vox)
- The Queer Art of Failing Better: “Queer Eye” for the capitalism-damaged and toxically masculine (the Baffler)
- The Cosmic Radiation Forecast Could Be Bad for a Human Mars Mission (Bloomberg Businessweek)
- Leonardo Da Vinci’s To Do List (Circa 1490) (Open Culture)
What are you reading?
Digital music accounted for 54 percent of revenues, the highest proportion ever
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Barry Ritholtz is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist. He founded Ritholtz Wealth Management and was chief executive and director of equity research at FusionIQ, a quantitative research firm. He is the author of “Bailout Nation.”
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