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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Jul 28, 2015

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<= href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/55086a4c3b35d051538c37cc2vlhw.=je/VQtJukmOpKWLGCG4B48b7" style="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;line=height:1.6em">China

William Pesek: "Panic is in t=e air as China suffers its biggest one-day stock plunge since 2007. It sho=ldn't be. The 8.5 percent slide in the Shanghai Composite Index is actuall= a development that could leave China better off eight years from now." Read more...

Middle East

Noah Feldman: "The Turks are =oming back, this time with U.S. air support, in a plan to establish a 60-m=le-long buffer zone on the Syrian side of the border between the two count=ies. If the creation of a new mini-state within the borders of a Middle Ea=tern state seems worrisome, that’s because it is. ... But, as craz= as it sounds, the buffer zone might be better than the alternatives, beca=se it could be a first step toward boots on the ground capable of defeatin= Islamic State." Read =ore...

Economics

Megan McArdle: "Journalists m=y be tempted to over-identify with anxious workers when Uber pops up in th=ir cities, noticeably disrupting an old-fashioned industry. So we get a sp=te of media attention on worker dissatisfaction with the 'gig economy' fro= people who were never previously moved to write about taxi driver complai=ts about, say, the very high crime rate faced by cabbies or their problems=with the taxi commission -- two problems that Uber has at least partially =lleviated." Read more.=.

Food

Justin Fox: "Paying more atte=tion to sugar makes sense. A growing body of research shows that it -- and=not fat and cholesterol, the earlier targets of dietary strictures -- is p=rhaps the nation’s public health enemy No. 1. But the way the FDA =s going about it is weird, and confusing." Read more...

Greece

Leonid Bershidsky: "The ECB a=d the euro-zone governments should design an orderly exit process that mem=ers could activate as a last resort -- an algorithm including the printing=and distribution of a national currency, all the necessary notifications, =he treatment of euro balances in the currency bloc's payment system, and p=rhaps financial aid to make a smooth exit possible." Read more...

Sports

Kavitha A. Davidson: "Colin C=wherd's exit from ESPN was less than graceful, calling into question his f=ture at Fox Sports. The long-time radio host hastened his departure from t=e Worldwide Leader by continuing to alienate minority fans and players, an= drawing the ire of the Major League Baseball Players Association."=Read more...

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