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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Jun 12, 2015

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The Editors: "It's hard to be=ieve that the talks between Greece and the European Union could get any mo=e acrimonious without punches being thrown. This week it almost came to th=t. The prospect of default followed by Greece's exit from the euro zone mo=ed a step closer." Re=d more...

U.S. Economy

The Editors: "One of the most=important features of President Barack Obama's legacy will receive an up-o=-down vote in the House on Friday. Unlike with health care or foreign poli=y, however, his main opponents on trade deals are members of his own party=-- and their last-minute arguments have the whiff of desperation."<=pan class="topic-read-more" style="font-family:Arial, sans-serif;text-=ecoration:none;color:#00b9e7;font-weight:normal;font-size:17px;line-height=1.6em;text-transform:none"> Read more...

Tech

Justin Fox: "Twitter’= main problem is that it is run by a committee -- an often dysfunctional c=mmittee. Most of the great tech successes have had a dominant founding lea=er or partnership. ... At Twitter it’s never been clear who�=99s in charge." Read =ore...

Canada

Noah Smith: "It may be centur=es before Canada competes with the likes of the U.S. in terms of total pop=lation, since it is starting from such a low base. But in terms of an educ=ted, high-skilled population, Canada may soon become pre-eminent. That cou=d turn Canada into a global Silicon Valley or Singapore, but with lower in=quality. It could be for the 22nd century what the Netherlands was for the=17th." Read more...

Health-Care Reform

Christopher Flavelle: "Here's=the most charitable interpretation of the Republican case against Obamacar=: The law's changes to the individual insurance market have left people in=that market worse off than before, by mandating broader, more expensive co=erage and forcing people to buy it. Accordingly, whatever it takes to reve=se those changes serves the interests of the people who are affected. ... =ere's the problem with that argument: It's wrong, and the data show it's w=ong." Read more...

Ukraine Crisis

Leonid Bershidsky: "It's easy to see why Representative John Conyers, a Michigan Democr=t, would have a problem with the military unit commanded by Ukrainian legi=lator Andriy Biletsky: Conyers is a founding member of the Congressional B=ack Caucus, Biletsky is a white supremacist." Read more...

News Roundup

Barry Ritholtz (Read the news roundup)

The world’s worst investment bubble will burst soo=. Read more...<=span>

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Here's why Twitter is in trouble: Read more...

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