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Apr 01, 2015

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Katie Benner: "Xiaomi’s numbers are impressive and its=products get great reviews, so what in the world could stop the Xiaomi mac=ine from marching inexorably forward? Look no further than India’s=173 million mobile Internet users, who represent one of the fastest-growin= mobile markets outside of China. Xiaomi covets India, but the online reta=l strategy that worked for Xiaomi in China isn’t working there."

WALL STREET

Matt Levine: "

GAY RIGHTS

Clive Crook: "It's a shame, of course, that such disputes need to go to court =n the first place. A little more tolerance all around would be more econom=cal. Maybe the cakemaker could sell the cake with a smile -- 'judge not, l=st ye be judged,' no endorsement of gay marriage implied. Or the gay coupl=, refused their cake, could conceivably laugh at such prejudice and take t=eir business elsewhere. (It isn't as though that's any longer hard to do.)= Re=d more...

INDIA

Dhiraj Nayyar: "A decade ago, Korean steelmaker Posco’= proposed $12 billion investment in the eastern Indian state of Odisha (th=n still known as Orissa) was hailed as the country's biggest-ever foreign =nvestment commitment, as well as a vote of confidence in India as a potent=al manufacturing power. Ten years later, Posco's reported pullout is a PR =ebacle and a blow to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's hopes to convince comp=nies to 'make in India.'" Read more...

SPORTS

Kavitha A. Davidson: It's reasonable to fear that James Dolan'= ownership of the New York Daily News would effectively muzzle Isola. "Tha= would be terrible for the city. We need reporters like Isola to be able t= cover one of the worst-run yet richest teams in the NBA, whose owner does='t care about fans and has fleeced New York City taxpayers for nearly half=a billion dollars." Read more=..

ECONOMICS

Noah Smith: "Many of the billions the U.S. spends on incarceration could be be=ter spent on things like roads, bridges and scientific research -- or assi=tance for the poor. Or tax cuts. And the U.S. workforce will be more produ=tive when millions of people who could have been put behind bars are inste=d put to work." Read more...

REAL ESTATE

Jonathan Miller: "What the decline in inventory suggests is that access to c=edit isn't easing, an essential ingredient for a robust housing recovery. =ellers aren’t going to put their homes on the market if they can=E2��t get financing for a trade-up, lateral move or downsize. If this =attern persists, a broader housing recovery could be further away than we =ight have hoped." <=span>Read more...<=span>

News=Roundup

Barry Ritholtz (Read the news roundup)

Investors across the globe join the party. Read more...

All hail Jeffrey Gundlach, the new bond king. Read more...

Once-bullish fund managers start to capitulate on oil pric=s. Read more...<=span>

Jonathan Bernstein (Read the news roundup)

At the Monkey Cage, Brandon Valeriano and Ryan C. Maness c=nsider just what Russia's recent behavior says about that nation. Read more...

Eduardo Porter at the New York Times on "The False Hope of=a Smaller Government, Built on Tax Breaks":=Read more...

Kevin Drum has some advice for Hillary Clinton about how t= deal with House Republicans. Read more...

Katie Benner (Read the news roundup)

India will use open source soft=are across all of its government systems. <= href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/55086a4c3b35d051538c37cc2g5dn.=iy/VRwc20mOMUQhwv-_Bffc2" style="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;line=height:1.6em">Read more...

Ellen Pao update: Tech workers =ought a full-page ad in the Palo Alto Daily Post that says, "Thanks Ellen.= Read more...

A crop of female-led VC firms s=gnals a new level of success for women in the venture world. It also refle=ts the fact that it’s hard for women to rise to the top of the mal=-dominated firms. Read more=..

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