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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Jul 02, 2015

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Marc Champion: "Greece may ne=d a category of its own as it struggles with unmanageable debt and the pro=pect of falling out of the euro: That of a "demerging" economy." Read more...

Wall Street

Matt Levine: "Yesterday a Sou=h Korean court ruled against Elliott Associates LP in its activist fight o=er a proposed merger of Samsung C&T Corporation. I have said before that i= Elliott was suing in Delaware, I'd like its chances. Of course it's not s=ing in Delaware -- it's suing in South Korea -- but this merger, from let =s say the standpoint of American corporate governance, looks awfully kooky=" Read more...

Europe

Leonid Bershidsky: "Although =evaluation is a valuable instrument, I think most countries and companies =ould benefit if the world, not just Europe, used a single currency."Read more...

Declassified

Josh Rogin: "When Congress re=urns from its recess this month, lawmakers walking the halls of the Capito= will be confronted with photos showing startling evidence of the crimes c=mmitted by Assad’s regime. The United State Holocaust Memorial Mus=um, working with the bipartisan leadership of the House Foreign Affairs Co=mittee and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, is set to display dozen= of photos in the halls of both the Capitol and the Rayburn House Office B=ilding." Read more...<=a>

2016 Elections

Francis Wilkinson: "For the p=st two weeks, Trump has been registering solid support in Republican prima=y polls while attaching another leg iron to his party as it prepares a rac= for the future. American business understands how to handle a situation l=ke this. You isolate the problem, cauterize the wound and move on."=Read more...

Jonathan Bernstein: "We know =hat the relationship between such early polls and the eventual nomination =esults is weak. Doing well in June surveys, more than a year before the pa=ty conventions, doesn’t predict anything. But that doesn't explain=why Trump is leading a dozen other Republican candidates." Read more...

Asia

William Pesek: "Can Ronald Re=gan save Japan from a debt crisis? We're about to find out as Prime Minist=r Shinzo Abe bets the remaining years of his mandate on the former U.S. pr=sident's economic philosophy." Read more...

Politics

Justin Fox: "Fighting tobacco=regulation is clearly at odds with the public interest, both overseas and =n the U.S., and not in the interest of any chamber members other than a fe= tobacco companies. It's also, well, despicable." Read more...

China

Adam Minter: "Gay marriage is='t legal in China, and it won't be any time soon. But thanks to the U.S Su=reme Court, and its decision last week to legalize same-sex unions, the su=ject is suddenly a national topic of conversation." Read more...

Law

Noah Feldman: "You didn�=99t really think you could get out of this U.S. Supreme Court term without=a teaser about the next big case, did you? On its last day of public busin=ss until the first Monday in October, the court dropped a big hint about n=xt season’s episodes." Read more...

Megan McArdle: "From before t=at primordial moment when two gametes first formed a zygote, sex has alway= been a complicated morass of conflicting interests, confusions and, yes, =redators. No law is ever going to fully resolve all the manifold difficult=es. And we will certainly not end a culture of fear by adding a source of =error." Read more...

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