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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

May 08, 2015

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The Editors: "Britain's voter= have spoken, returning Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron to Downi=g Street by a margin so large it surprised even the winners. By all means,=Cameron should take the weekend to celebrate. But make no mistake: His job=just got much harder." Marc Champion: "An army of 's=y Tories,' those too embarrassed to say they'll vote for the perceived par=y of the rich, drove the Conservative tally above 50 percent of all 650 se=ts. ... But if the U.K. had an election system based on proportional repre=entation, one that took account of all votes cast and not just those of th= winners in each constituency, the people's message would look a little di=ferent." Read more...=/a>

Leonid Bershidsky: "The debat= on whether betting more accurately predicts election results than polls d= has been going on for years, with those who favor bookies over pollsters =massing lots of convincing evidence. Yet the bookmakers failed just as bad=y as the sociologists at forecasting the U.K. election outcome." Read more...

Mark Gilbert: The British pou=d is having its best day in five years with voters choosing to keep incumb=nt Prime Minister David Cameron. ... "The political landscape, though, rem=ins littered with landmines that may dent enthusiasm for U.K. assets in co=ing weeks." Read more=..

Asian Economy

William Pesek: "After watchin= Sony and robot maker Fanuc fight off assaults from foreign billionaires l=ke Daniel Loeb, Toyota would prefer to cultivate a more docile shareholder=base. That's where Japan's elderly population comes in." Read more...

Economics

Noah Smith: "Although I’m no development economist, it seems obvious to m= that we need better development economics, and that simply having poor co=ntries copy rich countries isn't necessarily going to get the job done." Read more...

India

Dhiraj Nayyar: "According to = new report, in the last 15 months foreign hedge funds, asset managers and=investment firms have invested almost $4 billion in just 26 Indian technol=gy and e-commerce start-ups. Can India’s virtual economy sustain s=ch a rally? There's plenty of reason to be optimistic, but an equal number=of reasons to be cautious." Read more...

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Lyft announced a partnership with Verizon to pre-install t=e ride-hailing app on some Android devices. Read more...

Snapchat will offer advertisers 10-second ads that cost 2 =ents per view. Read more..=

SoundCloud’s licensing talks with Sony Music broke=down. Read more...

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