My Weekly Financial News Roundup for Jan 8, 2017

What We've Been Reading - Week of Jan. 8

Markets & Economy:

• Gundlach says trouble for equities if yields peak at 3% (FinAlternatives)
  
• Millennials are trading off Trump tweets (Business Insider)
  
• With new leverage, NYC’s Stringer could reshape boardrooms (Reuters)
  

Asset/Wealth Management:

• 5 trends you’ll see in ETFs in 2017 (WSJ)
  
• Financial stability board releases guideline on asset management industry (WSJ)
  
• BlackRock reports $41 billion in institutional net inflows in quarter; net income falls 3% (Pensions & Investments)
  

Long Reads:

• When The Feds Went After the Hedge-Fund Legend Steven A. Cohen (New Yorker)
  
• Stealing From Media Companies Has Never Been Easier (Variety)
  

Alternatives:

• President Obama Was Officially Terrible For Hedge Funds (Fortune)
  
• Hedge funds end year with positive returns (Pensions & Investments)
  
• PE fundraising continued uptick in 2016 (PEI)
  
• CalPERS may move up to $30 billion in-house as pension cuts fees (Bloomberg)
  

Media Industry and Journalism:

• Nat Hentoff, Journalist and Social Commentator, Dies at 91 (New York Times)
  
• Politico veterans form new news venture that aims to fox advertising (WSJ)
  
• Instagram permits ads in video stories (AdWeek)
  
• Brand identity is the key for healthy magazines (Marketplace podcast)
  
• ReutersTV hits 1 million viewers (Digiday)
  
• Why Breitbart is getting into business journalism (TalkingBizNews)