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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Aug 11, 2015

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Michael R. Bloomberg: "I have=deep reservations about the Iranian nuclear agreement, but I -- like many =mericans -- am still weighing the evidence for and against it. This is one=of the most important debates of our time, one with huge implications for =ur future and security and the stability of the world. Yet instead of atte=pting to persuade Americans on the merits, supporters of the deal are reso=ting to intimidation and demonization, while also grossly overstating thei= case." Read more...

Wall Street

Matt Levine: "Today Guggenhei= Partners agreed to pay a $20 million penalty to the Securities and Exchan=e Commission for what looks like some pretty minor stuff. ... Why was the =ine so big? The mystery might get cleared up a bit if you figure out who C=ient A is." Read more.=.

Declassified

Josh Rogin: "A group of Iraq =ar veterans is launching a million-dollar effort to oppose President Obama=s nuclear deal with Iran, trying to counter the president's argument that =hose who are against the deal are in favor of war." Read more...

China

Adam Minter: "Tencent has yet=to offer a start date for the platform. But given the ways in which the go=ernment's own attempts to goose the stock market have fallen flat, a flood=of trades from WeChat's excitable users might prove the best hope to reviv= China's bull market in the immediate future. If that's the case, however,=Chinese policy makers ought to reconsider whether that sort of revival is =ruly worth it." Read m=re...

Asian Economy

William Pesek: "Malaysia's on=oing currency crash has many causes: a worsening global outlook, plunging =ommodity prices and, of course, the political scandal enveloping Prime Min=ster Najib Razak. But the real culprit is the year 1997." Read more...

Russia

Leonid Bershidsky: "Michael M=Faul, the former U.S. ambassador to Russia, and the Russia expert Kathryn =toner say U.S. foreign policy has had a relatively neutral effect in deter=ining Russia's course. ... It's an appealing theory, but it's probably wro=g. Although Russia always has been quick to blame external enemies, the U.=. provoked Putin by appeasing him and then abruptly reversing course. The =amage won't be easily undone." Read more...

Shopping

Virginia Postrel: "To see why=robots aren't going to wipe out everyone's job anytime soon, look no furth=r than the annoyed and bewildered customers confronting store self-checkou= units squawking, 'Unexpected item in bagging area' and 'Help is on the wa=.'" Read more...<=span>

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