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Apr 12, 2016

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Those Tax ‘Loopholes’=Exist for a Reason

Custom and intuition tel=s us that avoiding taxes is wrong. But gut feelings aren't always right. <=trong>Me=an McArdle explains why moving your company's headquarters to=low-tax Delaware is no worse, morality-wise, than deducting your charitabl= contributions.

Those Tiny Fees =ake Your Financial Adviser Rich

Most Americans have no i=ea how much they spend on asset management, but little charges quickly bec=me big sums. Noah Smith discusses why even a 1 percent man=gement fee can cost you almost one-fifth of your life's savings.

The Tyranny of t=e Noncompete Clause

Why is Silicon Valley th= center of the tech world, as opposed to, say, Massachusetts? One reason: =alifornia employers generally can't forbid workers from leaving to join th= competition. Justin=Fox examines the evidence that noncompete clauses hurt innovation as w=ll as workers.

The Reality Behi=d the Wage Gap

For every dollar an Amer=can man earns, an American woman will earn 79 cents. Alarmingly, the gap h=sn't narrowed much over the past 25 years. Cass Sunstein examines ne= research into the causes of the discrepancy, and finds good reason to bel=eve discrimination plays a role.

The Ambition of =ernie Sanders

It takes more than ideal=sm to make a revolution, and pundits often underestimate Bernie Sanders' d=ive. Frank Wilkinson=examines the inner forces that propelled Sanders from mayor t= congressman to presidential contender.

Active management is far from dead (EconomPic Data)

Trading costs and new market averages (A Wealth of Common Sense)

How come it's still harder to become a hair=resser than a financial adviser? (MoneyBeat)

(Read Barry Ritholtz's full daily news roundup.)

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Facebook open= its Messenger App to commerce and risk

Regulators: Don't fear the robo-advisers

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