Financial News Roundup for the Week of Sept. 3, 2017

What We've Been Reading - Week of Sept. 3

Markets & Economy:

• Hurricanes Push Fed Off Course (WSJ)
  
• Bridgewater’s Ray Dalio spreads his gospel of radical transparency (NYT)
  

Asset/Wealth Management:

• Nasdaq’s latest deal shows that data reigns supreme (Bloomberg)
  
• Goldman Sachs Summer Intern Survey (Goldman Sachs)
  

Long(er) Reads:

• Jamie Dimon’s $13 billion secret revealed (Vanity Fair)
  

Alternatives:

• Flush With Cash, Private Equity Rainmakers Set Out on Their Own (Bloomberg)
  
• Steve Cohen’s comeback begins (Bloomberg)
  
• Bridgewater's Ray Dalio Dives Deeper Into the 'Principles' of Tough Love (NYT)
  
• 'Hedge fund of the year' reportedly got duped by radio star's alleged Ponzi scheme (CNBC.com)
  
• Why Alternative Investments Are Bad for Your Portfolio (WSJ)
  
• Private Equity Prowls for Young Bankers Early in Frenetic Ritual (Bloomberg)
  
• BlackRock is said to be in talks for CalPERS buyout business (P&I)
  
• Investors Grow Concerned About Private Equity (II)
  

Media Industry and Journalism:

• A Staple in New York, The Daily News, Was Just Sold to Tronc (Reuters)
  
• At CNN, a retracted story leaves an elite reporting team bruised (NYT)
  NY Time hires Deborah Solomon to cover economics (TalkingBizNews)
  
• ​Spinning out of Control (Reuters BreakingViews)