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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

May 27, 2015

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Matt Levine: "The Securities =nd Exchange Commission fined Deutsche Bank $55 million for accounting miss=atements relating to some crisis-era credit derivatives, and reading the S=C order makes me feel like a peasant in the Dark Ages discovering a classi=al Greek statue in a pile of rubble." =a href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/55086a4c3b35d051538c37cc2nc6e=149m/VWTz40mOsxGdnwvsBdffb" style="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;li=e-height:1.6em">Read more...

COMPANIES

Justin Fox: "Seventeen years =go John Malone agreed to sell his cable company, then the nation’s=largest, to AT&T for what ended up being about $55 billion. Today a compan= he controls has agreed to buy the nation’s second-largest cable c=mpany, Time Warner Cable, for about $55 billion. So that’s a fun l=ttle coincidence, no?"

ECONOMICS

Noah Smith: The ideas of John=Nash, who died in a car crash Saturday, "were in a class of their own. ...=In the end, economics will be John Nash’s field. We owe him as muc= as we owe Adam Smith. Not bad for a guy who probably wouldn’t eve= have called himself an economist!" Read more...

RUSSIA

Leonid Bershidsky: "Last week=nd, President Vladimir Putin signed a law that allows any nongovernmental organization to be banned from=Russia as undesirable simply on suspicion of anti-government activity. Cle=rly, a previous anti-NGO law, passed when Putin still cared about what the=world thought of him, has been deemed too mild." Read more...

HEALTH-CARE REFORM

Megan McArdle: "By the end of=next month, the Supreme Court will have released its decision in King v. B=rwell, the case that will determine whether subsidies will be available fo= insurance purchased through a federally operated exchange. ... Memory is so very terrible, and this law=is so very complex. Anyone who tells you that they have a full and accurat= memory of the evolution of the various moving parts is lying -- at least =o themselves." Read m=re...

CIVIL RIGHTS

Noah Feldman: "There are impo=tant reasons for the Justice Department to get involved and rein in rogue =olice departments. Yet we shouldn’t get too complacent when we hea= that the department has settled with police in the spotlight." Read more...

CONGRESS

Jonathan Bernstein: "Mitch Mc=onnell took plenty of grief last weekend for the Patriot Act fiasco, after=the Senate failed late Friday night to adopt any option for reauthorizing =everal of the law's provisions. ... McConnell as majority leader isn�=99t at fault for Senate dysfunction now, just as Harry Reid wasn’t=responsible for Senate dysfunction in the previous few years. But McConnel= can be blamed for abusing the rules when he was in the minority." =span class="topic-read-more" style="font-family:Arial, sans-serif;text=decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;font-weight:normal;font-size:17px;line-heigh=:1.6em;text-transform:none">Read more...

CHINA

William Pesek: "Judging from =heir rhetoric, officials in Beijing understand the scale of the country's =ebt problems. It's too bad that, when it comes to designing policies, they=lack the courage of their convictions." Read more...

Stephen Mihm: "The U.S. Justi=e Department last week charged six Chinese scientists for stealing trade s=crets and engaging in industrial espionage on behalf of China. ... Before =etting into high dudgeon mode, the U.S., and for that matter, almost every=Western nation, might wish to remember their own, no-holds-barred campaign= to swipe industrial secrets." Read more...

SPORTS

Kavitha A. Davidson: "NFL tea=s should probably know by now that when it comes to players charged with m=ltiple violent crimes, where there's smoke, there's probably fire. Yet the=standard response from those in charge has simply been to unscrew the smok= detector." Read more=..

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