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Apr 20, 2016

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Home Is Where the Primary Wins Are

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump won big Tuesday night in their home =tate of New York -- exactly what they needed to do to clear their paths to=the nomination, Jonathan Bernstein says. But is the nomination pro=ess fair to voters? The Blo=mberg View editorial board says too many states (including Ne= York) are locking citizens out with their primaries. And now that Trump a=d Clinton have re-established their campaigns' dominance, Albert R. Hunt asks, c=n everyone stop whining already?

Adventures in Re=randing With the Czech Republic

Czech politicians are pushing to rename their country Cze=hia, and Leonid Bershid=ky thinks it's a brilliant idea. In fact, it could set an exa=ple for other countries woefully in need of an image update. Kazakhstan, a=e you listening?

Brazil Is Partyi=g While It Can

With President Dilma Rousseff facing ever-greater odds of impeachment, a carnivalesque =ood has overtaken much of Brazil. But Mac Margolis war=s that euphoria over Rousseff's potential ouster augurs a mes=ier future.

What Were You Th=nking, North Carolina?

It was a magnet for business, with the fastest-impro=ing economy of any U.S. state. But North Carolina's politicians decide= to torpedo those hard-earned gains by passing an anti-gay law that left c=rporate executives (among many, many others) aghast. As the backlash =rows, Matth=w A. Winkler has just one question for Governor Pat McCrory: =em>Why?

Digital Couture =omes of Age

High tech and high fashion have finally stopped sneering at each othe=, and the proof will soon be on display at=New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art. Virginia Postrel says it's high time.=/span>

The top 10 tr=nds in fintech (Futures)

Unconstrained=bond funds aren't worth the risks (Mutual Funds)

Unhedgeable r=sk: how climate change sentiment impacts investment (University of Cambridge)

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

Bloomberg Gadfly=/h2>

Yahoo passes =ts sell-by date

Goldman sets =ts sights on the 99 percent

Sorry, Mom an= Pop, no distressed-debt recovery for you

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