What I'm reading this morning:
- Another Condo Bust Looms in Miami (Wall Street Journal)
- GE sells its $100 billion asset management biz to State Street (Value Walk)
- Starwood Bidder Is a Reclusive Chinese Insurer With Opaque Backing (DealBook)
- Wells Fargo's low-key advance on Wall Street's home turf (Reuters via Yahoo Finance)
- The Lakers are a wreck (ESPN)
- Using the "quality" factor with value and small cap (Morningstar)
- When investors anchor on a particular PE ratio (ETF.com)
- Indexing the Brexit (Indexology)
- Ben says European stocks could be the fat pitch (A Wealth Of Common Sense)
- The Rise and Fall of Tim Leissner, Goldman's Big Man in Malaysia (Bloomberg)
- Germany to refugees: Integrate or GTFO (Quartz)
- Michael Bloomberg & Joe Biden: A cancer cure is within reach (Bloomberg View)
