> Educators often describe reading as a predictor of long-term success, both academically and professionally. A JPMorgan survey of more than 100 billionaires, reading ranked as the top habit elite achievers had in common, including Bill Gates, Barack Obama and Oprah Winfrey
This article is not off to a great start when right away it
- mentions Barack Obama in a survey of billionaires (he isn't)
- conflates academic and professional success with becoming a billionaire which is an outlier outcome
- links to a Yahoo News article (reporting the same story as the OP) when claiming to refer to a Fortune Magazine article (not linked; but I found it and the OP sems copypasted from it) as their source for a JP Morgan survey.
> mentions Barack Obama in a survey of billionaires (he isn't)
This is hilarious in the context of an article about falling literacy.
They surveyed billionaires about “elite achievers.” Obama wasn’t surveyed, because as you point out, he isn’t a billionaire. Billionaires were surveyed about him.