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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Mar 20, 2015

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Matt Levine: "Securities and =xchange Commission Chair Mary Jo White gave a speech at the Tulane Corpora=e Law Institute, the big annual M&A law party, with the grab-bag title 'A =ew Observations on Shareholders in 2015.' ... My guess is that all the M&A=lawyers and bankers didn't fly to New Orleans for observations; they want =o know what the SEC is going to do about various activist fights. And Whit='s speech offers a few clues." Read more...

LATIN AMERICA

The Editors: "A million-plus =rotesters in the streets and a 13 percent approval rating tend to concentr=te a politician's mind. Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff's proposed anti=corruption legislation will help her contain the damage of a bribery and k=ckback investigation, but a better response would be simply to get out of =he way of Brazil's finance minister, Joaquim Levy." Read more...

ASIAN ECONOMY

William Pesek: "Japan's lates= land-price data poses a conundrum for economists. Is a 0.7 percent rise i= Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya prices proof that the central bank's quantitative=easing program is gaining traction? Or does the 0.3 percent drop in land c=sts nationwide underscore how persistent deflation remains? Let's put this=one in the plus column for Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda."=Read more...

ENVIRONMENT

Mark Gilbert: Friday's solar =clipse is a reminder that "in the drive to switch more of the world to ren=wable energy sources, solar panels don't light up when it's dark, and turb=nes don't rotate when the wind doesn't blow. The sea, though, is constant,=reliable -- and scandalously underutilized." Read more...

CHINA

The Editors: "Competition bet=een the world's two greatest economic powers is both inevitable and (for t=e most part) beneficial. This is the case even when China and the U.S. are=arguing over control of increasingly obsolescent international financial i=stitutions." Read more=..

DECLASSIFIED

Josh Rogin: "Syrian President=Bashar al-Assad is brazenly challenging the latest U.S.-led effort to stop=him from using chemical weapons, and the Barack Obama administration has y=t to say if it will do anything about it." Read more...

EUROPE

Leonid Bershidsky: "As Greece=drifts again toward a euro exit and German Chancellor Angela Merkel prepar=s to make another last-ditch attempt to find a compromise, Germans are dis=ussing one of the more bizarre aspects of the crisis: Did Yanis Varoufakis= now Greece's finance minister, really give Germany the finger during a sp=ech two years ago?" Re=d more...

ENTERTAINMENT

Justin Fox: "If cable has in =act peaked, its decline may be similarly slow. The TV golden age is doomed= but we can at least hope that its demise will be drawn-out and replete wi=h high-quality entertainment." Read more...

LAW

Stephen L. Carter: "The Supre=e Court long ago degenerated from the glorious unanimity of the desegregat=on battle to the era of sharply divided decisions, where the justices snip= at one another in footnotes. It should hardly be surprising, then, that o=er the past 10 or 15 years, leading constitutional scholars have begun to =aise questions." Read =ore...

2016 ELECTIONS

Jonathan Bernstein: "No, the =ime is not ripe for a third-party challenge." Read more...

SPORTS

Kavitha A. Davidson: "Cuban b=seball players are the face of human trafficking in sports, with harrowing=tales of drug smugglers and hostage situations, such as Yasiel Puig's dang=rous escape to America. But a recent report sheds light on a new group at =isk: African basketball players." Read more...

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