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Sep 23, 2015

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Li Wei: "China’s econ=mic slowdown has raised some concerns in the past three years -- especiall= given the recent volatility in global equity markets. Yet if one looks in=o the underlying fundamentals of China’s economic growth, a differ=nt picture emerges: After a brief and inevitable period of transition, Chi=a is poised to open a new era of sustained economic growth, one that will =ontinue to fuel global prosperity." Read more...=/p>

Wall Street

Matt Levine: "The things that=shareholders stereotypically want -- increased leverage, share buybacks, m=re risk-taking -- are exactly the things that banks aren't supposed to giv= them. Of course shareholder democracy is weaker for the banks than it is =or regular companies. And while bank managers might be less constrained by=shareholders, they are more constrained by regulators, so it's not like th=y can do whatever they want without any supervision. But sometimes they ca= ignore shareholders and the shareholders can't do much about it, and that=hurts." Read more...

Congress

The Editors: A government s=utdown is once again a possibility, this time over funding for Planned Par=nthood. When Congress failed to pass a budget on time two years ago, House=Speaker John Boehner and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell were able =o demonstrate that sometimes, governing responsibly requires bipartisanshi=. If Republicans "screw that up now, they shouldn't count on voters to rem=in so forgiving." Read more...

Cars

Mark Gilbert: "There's never =ust one cockroach. That's what we learned from the market-rigging scandals=in recent years. Be it the London Interbank Offered Rates, currencies, met=ls, oil or… (you get the picture), it turned out that every bank a=d broker that touched every market benchmark left grubby fingerprints of f=aud, collusion and deceit. So the revelation that Volkswagen cheated for y=ars on tests measuring how much damage its diesel engines do to the enviro=ment raises a mammoth question: Who else did the same?" Read more...

Economics

Noah Smith: "The stock market=tends to overshoot and then correct. But how long has this overshooting go=e on? Is it a recent phenomenon, caused by mass entry of retail investors =nto the market? Or is it some deeper property of how information creates s=pply and demand in financial markets?" Read mor=...

Russia

Noah Feldman: "What is Vladim=r Putin’s true Syria game? ... Keeping Assad’s government =live and prolonging the Syrian civil war isn’t an end in itself fo= Putin, who naturally wants to enhance Russia’s presence in the re=ion. It's much more likely that the Russian president's true objective is =o broker a solution to the Syrian quagmire, one involving a rump Syrian st=te in which the Alawite minority would be transformed into a majority." Read mo=e...

Politics

Marc Champion: "Three months =go, President Petro Poroshenko sent his friend (and Russia’s bete =oire) Mikheil Saakashvili to see if he could sort out the country’= largest and most corrupt region, Odessa. Instead, the former Georgian pr=sident and his team of young reformers here are gunning to sort out the wh=le country." Read more...

Sports

The Editors: "For the Nationa= Football League, the news on head injuries gets worse and worse. New rese=rch that examined the brains of 91 deceased football players found signs o= a disease called chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, in 96 percent =f them. ... The place to start is with practice." Read more...=/a>

Latin America

Mac Margolis: "Nineteen years=after the release of [Luiz Alfredo] Garcia-Roza's prize-winning debut nove=, 'The Silence of the Rain,' it's hard to say what is more remarkable: the=respected but burned-out professor of philosophy and psychology, who left =he academy and, late in life, morphed into a novelist, or the fabulist who=turned a Brazilian cop into a hero." <= href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/click/5201009.13274/aHR0cDovL3=3dy5ibG9vbWJlcmd2aWV3LmNvbS9hcnRpY2xlcy8yMDE1LTA5LTIyL3RoZS1tYW4td2hvLW1hZ=UtYS1icmF6aWxpYW4tY29wLWEtaGVybw/55086a4c3b35d051538c37ccB2bbda1d3" style=3D"text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;line-height:1.6em">Read more...<=span>

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