| My end-of-week morning train reads: - How Washington Learned to Love Debt and Deficits ( Wall Street Journal )
- When Everything That Counts Can't Be Counted ( Reformed Broker )
- Meet the British mobile banks showing the U.S. how it's done ( the Verge )
- Buyout Firms Are Gorging on Credit. This Investor Has Concerns ( Institutional Investor )
- GE's Larry Culp Faces Ultimate CEO Test in Trying to Save a Once-Great Company ( Bloomberg Businessweek )
- A cognitive scientist explains why humans are so susceptible to fake news and misinformation ( Nieman Lab ); see also Summer Reading Picks for 2019 ( Behavioral Scientist )
- Why Free Is Too High a Price for Facebook and Google ( Wall Street Journal ); see also We Read 150 Privacy Policies. They Were an Incomprehensible Disaster. ( New York Times )
- A Republican finally reveals the truth about the GOP tax cuts ( Washington Post )
- Keanu Reeves Is Too Good for This World ( New Yorker )
- Canada Becomes a Basketball Factory ( New York Times )
Be sure to check out our Masters in Business interview this weekend with Jonathan Stein, founder and CEO of Betterment, an online automated firm with $16.4 billion under management. Green Finance Is Now $31 Trillion and Growing Source: Bloomberg | 
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