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Jul 08, 2015

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Mohamed A. El-Erian: "Euro fi=ance ministers and officials preparing to meet Tuesday in Brussels must an=wer a tough question: How should the burden of restarting and resetting th= Greek economy be shared?" Read more...

War

Noah R. Feldman: "So why, you=might well ask, would Obama bother to hold a Pentagon news conference abou= Islamic State if he had little more to say than that the U.S. supports th= Iraqi plan to retake Ramadi? The answer, almost certainly, is that he was=trying to do two incompatible things." Read more...

Wall Street

Matt Levine: "If your index f=nd matches the index, you don't have to regret any of its bad decisions, w=ether that's the decision to buy American Airlines the afternoon it was ad=ed to the index, or the decision to buy American Airlines at all. If you s=rike out on your own, all your bad decisions are yours to regret." =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...

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China

William Pesek: "China, confro=ted today with plunging shares on the Beijing and Shanghai stock markets, =as now organized an intervention that makes Tokyo's look downright lame."<=span> Read more...=/p>

Economics

Barry Ritholtz: "The deliciou= irony of a prediction market making an early payment on an incorrect pred=ction of a political referendum was simply too wonderful to pass up withou= comment. So today's column is on why predictions markets fail, and that c=ntrary to common beliefs, the crowd often has surprisingly little wisdom."=/span> Read more...

Food

The Editors: "The latest inte=national controversy is happening on your dinner plate. The question at is=ue: Do you have a right to know which country your steak came from?"Read=more...

Russia

Leonid Bershidsky: "The U.S. =arrative about Russia is that it's a waning power run by an overly ambitio=s dictator that is doomed to isolation and diminishing global influence. T=at's not how an important U.S. ally sees it, however, judging from the $10=billion deal a Saudi Arabian state investment fund has signed with the Rus=ian direct investment agency." Read more...

Environment

Adam Minter: "The recycling i=dustry likes to imply that the American public, and its allegedly lax recy=ling habits, bear responsibility for its sinking fortunes. But before reac=ing for their wallets, Americans ought to scrutinize why exactly recycling=companies' promises of a low-cost green future didn't pan out." Read more...

Family

Megan McArdle: "There is some=hing truly terrifying about a generation of younger people that craves mor= adult intervention into their lives. Yet, that's what everyone from teach=rs to employers reports: a rising number of kids who seek to be tethered t= their parents, and don't seem to know what to do unless Mom or Dad is hov=ring nearby." Read mor=...

Taxes

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