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Mar 30, 2016

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Curing Cancer Is Within Reach

Following President Bara=k Obama's call for a "moonshot" initiative to fight cancer, Vice President Joe Biden and Micha=l Bloomberg have announced a $125 million effort to eradicate=the disease: "We are not trying to make incremental change. We’re =ooking to make quantum leaps. Our goal is to make a decade's worth of medi=al advances in the next five years."

Can California S=rvive a $15 Minimum Wage?

Golden State lawmakers h=ve embarked on a grand economic experiment, agreeing to raise t=e statewide minimum wage to more than double the federal base ($7.25) with=n six years. Megan McArdle examines how the m=ve will be felt in San Francisco (average weekly wage: about $1,700) and M=riposa County (average weekly wage: $640).

Kansas Tried Tax=Cuts. Nebraska Didn't. Guess Which Worked?

They're both Republican-=ed Midwestern states with roughly similar demographics. So why is one outp=rforming the other? Justin Fox tells a tale of two neighbors that diverged on economic policy.

Unions Get Lucky=at the Supreme Court

This was supposed to be = terrible year for organized labor — and then Justice Antonin Scal=a died. Noa= Feldman reports on a Supreme Court ruling which, in just one=sentence, proved that Scalia’s death has saved unions from constit=tional disaster.

Has Hillary Clin=on Swung to the Left? Hardly.

The conventional wisdom is that Bernie Sanders pushed the Democratic =residential front-runnner away from the center during the primary, but Paula D=yer argues that only Clinton's rhetoric shifted left. =/p>

Ritholtz's Reads=/h2>

The great divide over market efficiency (Institutional Investor)

Smart beta not quite as clever as marketed =FT)

Bull market in S&P 500 goes AWOL as history=rewards patience (Bloomberg)

(Read Bar=y Ritholtz's full daily news roundup.)=/span>

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