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Jul 23, 2015

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The Editors: "More and more e=eryday objects are being rigged with sensors and connected to the Internet= By 2020, 50 billion such devices may be online. This phenomenon, known as=the Internet of Things, promises all sorts of benefits to companies and co=sumers alike. But many of the manufacturers involved have little experienc= with digital security, and few customers know how to properly protect the=r cars (or toothbrushes) from malicious hacking." Read more...

Oil

Leonid Bershidsky: "Both the =.S. fracking industry and the Russian economy, which is dependent on a lar=ely state-controlled energy industry, are destined to walk a tightrope tha= Iran, or news from Iran, can easily yank. The balance is fragile, and wou=d have been less so without the nuclear deal." Read more...

2016 Elections

Francis Wilkinson: "Instead o= being slightly less hostile to reporters, Clinton would do better to smot=er them -- with attention if not love. ... Clinton might hate the self-exp=sure. But having a rotating gaggle of journalists in tow would help her ca=didacy in two major ways." Read more...

Economics

Noah Smith: "As I see it, the=near-term future of the electric car depends crucially on battery breakthr=ughs that allow very long ranges. As to how close we are to those breakthr=ughs … you would have to ask a technologist." Read more...

Investing

Barry Ritholtz: "There may be=some price at which the gold miners become attractive. But it seems like i= will be impossible to undo the fact that the reason for owning the miners=has been displaced by a less expensive, more efficient investment vehicle =or gold." Read more...=/a>

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