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Mar 31, 2015

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Barry Ritholtz: "The costs fo= this expression of bigotry could be high. The question for Indiana�=99s citizens is whether they are willing to indulge the expensive prejudic=s of its governor and the intolerance of those whose bidding he is doing."=/span> Read more...

ENERGY

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REAL ESTATE

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UKRAINE CRISIS

Leonid Bershidsky: "Throughout its 23 years as an independent state, Ukraine has been o=e of the more corrupt countries in the world. As it tries to clean itself =p, the people driving change are predictably frustrated by the formidable =esistance they face, and yet remarkably undeterred." Read more...

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