My financial news roundup - Week of Dec. 11

What We've Been Reading - Week of Dec. 11

Markets & Economy:

• How Wall Street is responding to the President-elect’s Twitter habits (Politico)
  
• China challenges EU and U.S. over market economy status (Financial Times)
  
• Gundlach: 10Y yields over 3% could mean trouble for stocks, housing (Reuters)
  
• The universe of small-cap stocks is shrinking (II)
  
• China’s economic policy under pressure as Fed flags new era (FT)
  

Asset/Wealth Management:

• Large investors accelerate divestment of fossil fuel stocks (NYT)
  
• Investors warm to the fiduciary rule as it faces uncertainty (WSJ)
  
• Anxious mutual fund industry holds ‘seismic shift senior leadership forum’ (WSJ)
  
• Josh Brown tries to fix active mutual funds (Reformed Broker Blog)
  

Long Reads:
The rivalry between the companies that make holiday bells (NPR Podcast)

Alternatives:

• Hedge funds driven by anonymous ideas gets new investments (NYT)
  
• North America funds outperform all strategies (FinAlts)
  

Media Industry and Journalism:

• Bloomberg’s bet on apps as the new magazine (Digiday)PwC: Cord-cutting begins to slow, mobile video proliferates (PwC)