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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Apr 27, 2015

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Mark Gilbert: "Most of us hav= been in a business or strategy meeting where the outcome turned on the pe=sonalities in the room, rather than the logic or merits of the subject und=r discussion. The latest twists in Greece's negotiations with its creditor= suggest a similarly unhelpful dynamic is at work among euro-area finance =inisters." Read more.=.

Mohamed A. El-Erian: "On Apri= 29, the ECB will be under tremendous pressure to keep Greece on its life =upport system. But without progress elsewhere, this powerful monetary inst=tution is at risk of transitioning from being a major part of the solution=to a big part of the problem now and in the future." Read mo=e...

Economics

Noah Smith: Last week, Roland=Fryer won the John Bates Clark Medal, the most prestigious award given to =oung economists. "Fryer was (and is) determined to get to the bottom of th= achievement gap. He has fearlessly attacked the problem, not shying away =rom political incorrectness, bringing a variety of sophisticated research =trategies to bear." R=ad more...

Smith: "There’s a fad=in the economics world that annoys me. The fad is to describe every human =ction as 'signaling.' This has to stop, people." Read more...

Cars

Leonid Bershidsky: "All good dictatorships must come to an end and so it is with =hat of Ferdinand Piech, the 78-year-old patriarch who has ruled the Volksw=gen Group since 1993. ... In deciding who should now run the company, VW's=board should have listened to its departing chairman one last time." Read more...

Env=ronment

Daniel P. Beard: "You would h=pe the worsening drought in California would bring ou= the best in the state’s politicians, particularly those who profe=s to care about the waste of taxpayers' money. Alas, this isn’t th= case when it comes to several important members of California's congressi=nal delegation." Read=more...

Law

Cass R. Sunstein: "The same-s=x marriage cases, which will be argued Tuesday, may well rank among the mo=t important constitutional disputes in American history. The best analogy =s Brown v. Board of Education, the iconic 1954 decision in which the Supre=e Court struck down school segregation." Read more...

MONEY

Mark Whitehouse: "As the Fede=al Reserve gradually ends its extraordinary efforts to stimulate the U.S. =conomy, there is increasing concern about the potential for repercussions =n faraway places -- particularly in emerging markets. To judge from the re=ent behavior of global banks, those repercussions are already happening."<=span> Read more...

Transportation

Barry Ritholtz: "Get in your =ar and go for a drive just about anywhere in the U.S. You will be confront=d with a transportation system desperately in need of a reboot." Read more...

News Roundup

Katie Benner (Read the news roundup)

Alibaba is working with China Telecom to sell inexpensive =martphones to help increase mobile commerce. Read more...

Discover will let cardholders use Apple Pay starting this =all. Read more...

Google is working on a new version of Glass with the fashi=n eyewear maker Luxottica.

Ritholtz (Read the news roundup)

U.S. money managers turn cautious: Read more...

The remarkable life -- and investing lessons -- of Ronald =ead: Read more...

Three valuable lessons from the Nasdaq bubble: Read more...

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