What I'm reading this morning:
- "The eurozone’s recent spell of deflation ended this month, with official data showing prices were flat in the year to April." (Financial Times)
- ...but don't get too excited about that Euro Zone inflation reading (MarketWatch)
- Is the commodities index hinting at inflation to come? (Dragonfly Capital)
- Some Investors Can’t Wait for the Fed to Raise Rates (Wall Street Journal)
- China Rethinks Safety Net for Its Banking System (DealBook)
- If someone is trying to acquire Salesforce, here's who it might be (Recode)
- Tainted asset management company F-Squared may be looking for a buyer (ETF Trends)
- Secret was "valued" at over $100 million on Tuesday. On Wednesday it was shutting down. (TechCrunch)
- More on the flash-in-the-pan nature of viral apps (New York Times)
- How One Woman Could Destroy Uber’s Business Model — and Take the Entire ‘On-Demand’ Economy Down With It (New York Magazine)
- Goldman MD acquitted of Hamptons rape charge. Too bad he can't get his career back. (Bloomberg)
- Is Barclays about to sell off its wealth management business? The rumor mill says yes. (AdvisorHUB)
- "The easy money has already been made." Yeah, sure it has. (Motley Fool)
- What Gundlach thinks about robo-advice and the potential for systemically risky ETF concentration (Think Advisor)
- David Letterman Reflects on 33 Years in Late-Night Television (New York Times)
- A simple way to invest with us - Check out our automated investment service, Liftoff! (Liftoff)
