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The Latest Opinions From Bloomberg View

Aug 17, 2015

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The Editors: "Someday soon, m=ybe exactly one month from today, the U.S. Federal Reserve will raise inte=est rates for the first time in nearly a decade. ... What's already clear =s that it's not necessary to take sides in the debate about bond-market li=uidity to see the benefits of reassuring investors about bond-market liqui=ity. " Read more...<=p>

Tech

Leonid Bershidsky: "The banki=g industry got a lot of flak after the death of an overworked Bank of Amer=ca intern in 2013, when Wall Street's sweatshop work culture was contraste= unfavorably with that of tech firms, which provided all sorts of creature=comforts to their employees. Well, evidence is mounting that working for t=ch giants can be just as unforgiving as working in high finance." Read more...

Investing

Barry Ritholtz: "With the sto=k markets down almost (OMG!) 5 percent from their all-time highs, lots of =olks are looking for signs that the bull is dying, if not dead. One of the=more portentous omens is the recent decline and volatility of Apple's stoc=. Or so it seems. " Read more...

2016 Elections

Paula Dwyer: "For anyone runn=ng for president in 2016 -- and hoping to win the millennial vote -- promi=ing to fix the student-loan mess seems essential. ... Yet none of the plan= released so far would do enough to lessen the need for students to borrow=" Read more...

Economics

Clive Crook: "Moral questions=about opportunity, inequality and what we owe each other as citizens and i=habitants of the same planet arise. That's what politics is for. Capitalis= as such has no good answers -- but, far from being part of the problem, i='s the indispensable condition for finding them." Read more...<=a>

Greece

The Editors: "At the end of l=st week, amid much smiling and hand-shaking, European finance ministers sa=d they were ready to give Greece a new bailout of 86 billion euros. It's t=e third time in five years they've declared victory in the battle to reviv= the Greek economy. This latest triumph shows every sign of being as durab=e as those previous failures." Read more...

Civil Rights

Stephen L. Carter: "Julian Bo=d, who died this past weekend at age 75, was a towering figure in the civi= rights movement, a man of both conscience and controversy. ... He was a s=ellbinder and a firebrand, never reluctant to say exactly what he thought =nd to let the chips fall where they may." Read more...

News Roundup

Ritholtz (Re=d the news roundup)

The case against hedge fund managers: Read more.=.

Inside the brain of Peter Lynch, investing genius: R=ad more...

The Greek debt deal's missing piece: Read more...

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