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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

May 15, 2015

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Matt Levine: What's the lesso= even for the world's best insider traders? "Don't insider trade! You'll a=ways get caught, and it's never worth it." Read more...

TRANSPORTATION

The Editors: Though it will b= some time before the causes and consequences of Tuesday's fatal Amtrak cr=sh are fully assessed, "one point is already clear, and one question alrea=y imperative: Technology exists to prevent speeding trains. Why wasn't Amt=ak using it?" Read more=..

STUCK IN THE MIDDLE

Christopher Flavelle: "The er=sion of the U.S. middle class is changing how Americans see themselves. It=might also be changing the way they view government redistribution of weal=h." Read more...<=span>

Ramesh Ponnuru: For a lot of =easons, "we should refrain from increasing immigration and should perhaps =ven reduce it. But one thing lower immigration will not do is boost middle=class paychecks." Read =ore...

DECLASSIFIED

Josh Rogin: "The court-martia= proceeding for accused Army deserter Bowe Berghdal won't begin until July= but the Republican Congress plans to put him back in the headlines much s=oner by expanding investigations into the deal to swap him for five Taliba= commanders imprisoned at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba." Read more...

TECH

Leonid Bershidsky: "This week= Google's e-mail service Gmail made a tiny change to its log-in procedure.=A first screen asks for a username and leads to a separate screen asking f=r a password. It's a sign of big things to come." Read more...

COMPANIES

Justin Fox: "Economic turmoil=in Russia and the slowdown in China have together claimed another set of v=ctims: Canadian aircraft workers. The problem this time is that billionair=s in those countries and in Latin America aren’t buying enough pri=ate jets." Read more...=/a>

ASIAN ECONOMY

William Pesek: "It's been a d=eadful week for Japanese corporations. Toshiba is facing questions about i=s accounting practices, Sharp is asking lenders for another bailout and Ta=ata can't escape bad news about its airbags. Each of these problems is bad=enough on its own. Together, they raise serious questions about the state =f Japan's corporate governance." Read more...

CHINA

Adam Minter: "Last week Austr=lia’s Rio Tinto, the world’s second-largest iron ore produ=er, made a bold bet on China's steelmaking industry. There's one small pro=lem: The Chinese government seems to be on the other side of that bet." Read more...

LATIN AMERICA

Mac Margolis: "Paraguay rarel= drives the news cycle, but the plight of a 10-year-old girl who was denie= an abortion after being raped has caught the world's attention. ... When =t comes to safeguarding women and especially girls, Latin American governm=nts appear to be in a race to the bottom." Read more...

CIVIL RIGHTS

Clive Crook: "Politicians in =he U.S. don't talk much about poverty. There aren't many votes in it. But =very now and then a riot happens and the issue comes briefly back to the s=rface." Read more...

CULTURE

Megan McArdle: A lot has chan=ed in America since the 1950s. "The disintegration of community and family=at the bottom is real, and really miserable for the people who suffer thro=gh it. Without community norms that support family and work, the misery co=ld become permanent." R=ad more...

HEALTH-CARE REFORM

Peter Orszag: "Medicare costs=are rising a bit faster than they have during the past few years. But by r=inforcing some the changes that are already occurring, we can nip this inc=ease in the bud -- and two developments show the way." Read more...

SPORTS

Noah Feldman: "The reason the=NFL commissioner punishes someone may be very different from the reason th= state punishes a criminal. The different circumstances of the NFL require=a different moral analysis." Read more...

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