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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Apr 28, 2015

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Noah Feldman: "No one really =elieves that Tuesday's oral argument in the gay-marriage case, Obergefell =. Hodges, is an occasion for the justices to make up their minds about how=they're going to vote. Rather, it's an exercise in making certain points, =ot so much to their colleagues as to the public. According to reports from=the first section of the questioning, the justices had some messages they =ant you to hear." R=ad more...

Tech

Leonid Bershidsky: "Remember =ow Google used to profess an aversion to being evil, back when it was the =p-and-coming Internet company? Well, the 'Digital News Partnership' it ann=unced with eight European publishers on Monday is pretty evil -- a transpa=ent attempt to buy political influence." Read more...

Megan McArdle: "There's an ee=ie authority to an automated system. Most of us find it hard to resist. Af=er all, computers are smarter than we are -- at everything from calculatio= to beating a grand master at chess. It's easy to turn off our judgment an= hand the decision over to the machine." Read more...

Investing

Matthew A. Winkler: "Everyone=knows that Argentina, Greece and Ukraine are closest to hell among debt-be=ieged nations. Now another country is falling into investor purgatory. Tha='s Turkey." Read more=..

Economics

Noah Smith: "Economists overw=elmingly favor the idea of free trade. But the public remains stubbornly s=eptical. Is this because they are just not smart enough to get the Econ-10=-David-Ricardo thing even after hearing it a hundred times? Or is it becau=e people are irrational and biased?" <= href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/55086a4c3b35d051538c37cc2jlng.=6lh/VT-xfkmOmyWbKRyXBb40c" style="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;lin=-height:1.6em">Read more...

Middle East

Marc Champion: George W. Bush=is on solid ground when he says the deal with Iran might end badly. "That =aid, it's impossible to make a good argument that this deal should be scra=ped unless you can suggest and defend a better one. What if this one is th= best of all bad possibilities?" Read more...

201= Elections

Jonathan Bernstein: Republica=s running against Ted Cruz for their party's presidential nomination have = choice. "They can try to top his applause lines. Or they can make it clea= there’s a difference between real conservative politicians such a= Ronald Reagan and Barry Goldwater and provocateurs such as Newt Gingrich.= Read more...

SPORTS

Kavitha A. Davidson: "Wheneve= a pitcher suffers an injury running the bases, it reignites the debate ov=r whether the National League should finally adopt the designated hitter. =or the most part, the arguments favoring a universal DH aren't new, but th=n again, neither is the mentality that maintains the vestige of pitchers b=tting in the dubious name of 'tradition.'" Read more...

Banking

Mark Gilbert: "The Japanese g=vernment did something weird last week, but weird in a good way that other=governments should follow. It nominated (drumroll) a new member of its cen=ral bank (fanfare) who has actually (fireworks) worked in industry (huge a=plause, fade to sunset)." Read more...

Cars

Edward Niedermeyer: "Under an= circumstances, the departure of Volkswagen Chairman Ferdinand Piech would=have been a tectonic event for the auto industry. Piech's pedigree, experi=nce and legendary ego made him the last of the old-school auto barons. But=that same massive ego -- which willed monumental cars, brands and companie= into being -- was also behind his sudden downfall." Read more...

News Roundup

Katie Benner (Read the news roundup)

Peter Hamby, a CNN political reporter, is joining Snapchat=to be the start-up’s head of news. =a href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/55086a4c3b35d051538c37cc2jlng=16lh/VT5ZxcPoWKgpkiO2B296e" style="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;li=e-height:1.6em">Read more...

David Riley, the former CIO at data equipment maker Foundr= Networks, was sentenced to 6 1/2 years in prison for insider trading. Read more...=/li>

Jeff Smith, the CIO of IBM, is trying to transform the IT =sed by his own company’s massive workforce. Read more...

Barry Ritholtz (Read the news roundup)

This is Tim: Apple’s CEO in his own words: Read more...China’s true growth is a mystery; economists weigh=the clues: Read more...

Share buybacks: who really benefits? Read more...

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