Be in the know. 21 key reads for Monday…

  1. Xi’s ‘Common Prosperity’ in Theory and Practice (Wall Street Journal)
  2. China regulator suggests Big Tech crackdown may be coming to an end, report says (businessinsider)
  3. Higher Costs Could Dent Profits. Earnings Prove They’re Helping (Barron’s)
  4. Tom Brady’s Latest Milestone Is Another Untouchable One (bloomberg)
  5. China’s Deep Ocean Dives May Not Be Quite What They Seem (bloomberg)
  6. Apple Has Upended the Online Ad Market. Snap Is Just the Beginning of the Pain. (Barron’s)
  7. These Pros Aren’t Worried About Inflation and Stagflation. Where to Invest Next. (Barron’s)
  8. The ECB’s big meeting is in December — here’s what analysts expect at this week’s gathering (marketwatch)
  9. Tech will dominate this week, but here’s one up-and-coming sector investors shouldn’t overlook (marketwatch)
  10. “Euphoria Is Increasing”: Goldman Doubles Down On Market Meltup Call, Sees $90BN In New Stock Buying This Week (zerohedge)
  11. Inside Facebook’s struggle to keep young people (theverge)
  12. Hertz reportedly orders 100,000 Teslas in $4.2 billion deal (theverge)
  13. The U.S. Fentanyl Crisis: What to Know (cfr)
  14. How Patrick Soon-Shiong Made His Fortune Before Buying the L.A. Times (newyorker)
  15. Dan Alpert on the Big Difference Between Now and the 1970s (Bloomberg)
  16. Why You Don’t Need to Be an Expert in Your Field to Start a Billion-Dollar Company ()
  17. S. Companies Bet Shoppers Will Keep Paying Higher Prices (Wall Street Journal)
  18. Energy-Stock Surge Leaves Climate-Focused Investors Behind (Wall Street Journal)
  19. Covid-19 Sets Back China’s Plans to Rebalance Its Economy (Wall Street Journal)
  20. Analysts Are Still Fans of Facebook Despite Deepening Selloff (Bloomberg)
  21. China’s ICBC to provide $470 bln of energy financing over next 5 yrs (Reuters)