Subject: What's Driving China's SUV Boom?
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Apr 18, 2016

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China's Alarming SUV Boom

One-third of all cars pu=chased in China last year were sport utility vehicles, up 52 percent from =014 — this, in a country that aspires to be the electric-car capit=l of the world. Adam Minter=says cheap gas, dangerous roads and a taste for luxury are dr=ving the worrying trend.

Bernie's Revolut=on Comes to Bourgeois Greenwich Village

Bernie Sanders's recent =ally in New York's Washington Square Park came surrounded by reminders tha= radicalism fades. Surrounded by socialist relics, Frank Barr= wonders whether the Democratic presidential candidate will s=and the test of time.

Republicans Worr= About the Senate, Too

A bitter, unpredictable =attle for the GOP presidential nomination has left the party in disarray, =nd the candidates aren't the only ones on edge. Albert R. Hunt notes th= chaotic race could put the Republicans' upper-chamber majority at risk.

State-Level Econ=mic Flu Isn't Contagious

Six U.S. states, all fossil-fuel producers, lost jobs in March: Alask=, Louisiana, North Dakota, Oklahoma, West Virginia and Wyoming. Fortunatel=, Justin Fox says, their neighbors don't need to worry abo=t spillover effects.

In Ukraine, Expa=s and Romantics Are Out

When the Ukrainian cabin=t was confirmed late last week, it marked the end of an era, Leonid Bershidsky says=/a>: The experiment in bringing foreigners and private-sector pro=essionals to fix the country has officially failed.

Crash beliefs from investor surveys (Social Science Research Network)

Asset managers, prepare to have your busine=s disrupted
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Q&A with Christine Lagarde: Finance's firef=ghter wants to be its architect (Bloomberg)

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