Be in the know. 16 key reads for Monday…

  1. Chinese Stocks Power Ahead of Emerging Peers Amid AI Frenzy (bloomberg)
  2. China’s factory activity growth at 1-year high, official survey shows, as stimulus measures kick in (cnbc)
  3. A Wild Quarter for U.S. Stocks Sends Investors Abroad (wsj)
  4. This Investing Trend Is Your Friend—Until It Isn’t (wsj)
  5. Consumers Are Worried About the Economy. Why It Isn’t all Gloom and Doom. (barrons)
  6. Car Shoppers Outracing Trump Tariffs Poised to Lift Auto Sales (bloomberg)
  7. The Housing Market Will Have Some Bargains This Spring (bloomberg)
  8. The M&A Boom Wall Street Wanted Is Here, if You Know Where to Look (wsj)
  9. BOC Aviation Buys 120 Single-Aisle Jets From Airbus, Boeing (bloomberg)
  10. Last Week Saw The 2nd Largest Selling Of Tech Stock By Hedge Funds In 5 Years (zerohedge)
  11. Goldman Sees More Fed Cuts This Year as Tariffs Dent Growth (bloomberg)
  12. China’s Big State Banks to Get $71.6 Billion Capital Injection (wsj)
  13. Make Europe Great Again trades are gaining traction (reuters)
  14. Alibaba.com Records Double-Digit Order Growth in the USA During March Expo (morningstar)
  15. Disney is raising the stakes with bold new menu in bid to lure more customers (nypost)
  16. Markets could have the ‘right pieces’ for a bottom this week, says Fundstrat’s Tom Lee (youtube)

Be in the know. 17 key reads for Sunday…

  1. How Diageo CEO Debra Crew’s time in military intelligence shaped her leadership style at the Johnnie Walker and Guinness maker (fortune)
  2. How Disney creates a ‘Disney Bubble’ around its theme parks (fastcompany)
  3. BofA maintains Walt Disney stock Buy rating, $140 target (investing)
  4. Ducks Team Up with Vans for Exclusive Player-Designed Sneakers on Sale Sunday, March 30 (nhl)
  5. Ducks and Vans Join Forces for Special Shoes Collaboration (thehockeynews)
  6. Can foreign investors learn to love China again? (economist)
  7. Tmall Doubles Down on Brand Growth with Expanded Resources (alizila)
  8. How PayPal, Sam’s Club, and Nordstrom Plan to Grow Their Ad Businesses (adweek)
  9. Altra President Jen McLaren Shares Go-Forward Plan (shopeatsurf)
  10. Advance Auto Parts to open 30 new stores in 2025; 100 through 2027 (foxbusiness)
  11. Used Cars Love Tariffs. So Do Auto Parts Stocks. (ibd)
  12. The AI Data-Center Boom Is Coming to America’s Heartland (wsj)
  13. Homebuilder inventory hits 2009 levels: These are the housing markets where you can find deals (fastcompany)
  14. Europe’s Stock Surge Outpaces Wall Street in Historic Run (bloomberg)
  15. Maserati Just Unveiled a Program That Lets You Design Your Own One-of-a-Kind Sports Car (robbreport)
  16. Aston Martin’s Vanquish Volante Is The World’s Fastest Front Engine Convertible (maxim)
  17. 8 simple tips for improving your golf game (golf)

Be in the know. 16 key reads for Saturday…

  1. Car Buyers Who Fear Tariff Price Hikes Are Rushing to Dealers (bloomberg)
  2. Selling Your House This Spring? You Might Need to Cut the Price (wsj)
  3. AI Agents Are a Moment of Truth for Tech (wsj)
  4. Americans Feel Bad About the Economy. Whether They Act on It Is What Really Matters. (wsj)
  5. How the Reversal of the ‘American Exceptionalism’ Trade Is Rippling Around the Globe (wsj)
  6. Forget the Mag 7. The ‘Terrific 10’ Are the Tech Bet for 2025. (barrons)
  7. Intel Board Members Leaving as Chipmaker Looks to Add Expertise (bloomberg)
  8. Intel Received $1.9 Billion From Final Close of SK Hynix Deal (barrons)
  9. Exclusive: Buyout, aerospace firms close in on $8 billion-plus Boeing navigation unit, sources say (reuters)
  10. Wall Street Analysts Adore Amazon, Microsoft, and Nvidia. Here’s Why That’s Problematic. (barrons)
  11. Disney Stock Is Under Pressure. Why Wall Street Is Singing Hakuna Matata. (barrons)
  12. Can ESPN and Major League Baseball Still Play Ball? (vanityfair)
  13. The United States remained the world’s largest liquefied natural gas exporter in 2024 (eia.gov)
  14. Xi Jinping pitches China to global CEOs as protector of trade (ft)
  15. US car tariffs help Chinese EVs to race ahead (ft)
  16. Nvidia Stock Falls. It Has Problems at Home and Abroad. (barrons)