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Apr 23, 2016

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The Battle Over "Brexit"

British voters will soon=decide whether the U.K. should leave the European Union,=and on Friday, U.S. President Barack Obama stood alongside Prime Mini=ter David Cameron and urged Britons to stay. Nigel Griffiths argues=/strong> Britain has nothing to fear from an EU exit, and Leonid Bershidsky=says the European Union might actually be stronger and more c=mpetitive without the U.K. But the Bloomberg View editorial board argues that an exit would be a serious shock to the global economy at a tim= when the world can scarce afford one.

Paul Ryan's Impo=sible Predicament

Pity the beleaguered speaker of the House: He can't pass a budget, and his colleagues are doing their best=to dash his future presidential hopes. Frank Wilkinson explains why the onetime risi=g star of the Republican Party star finds his options rapidly dwindling. =/span>

John Kasich's Vo=doo Economics

He's supposed to be the responsible Republican running for president,=but Ohio Governor John Kasich has laid out a tax plan that's just as incoh=rent as anything Donald Trump has to offer — and that's saying som=thing. Diving into the details, Paula Dwyer finds layer after layer of absurd assu=ptions and bad math.

Noncompete Claus=s Make Your Economy Sick

They hurt startups and workers, stifle innovation, slow productivity =rowth, and interfere with the smooth functioning of the free market �=94 and they're more common than ever. Noah Smith examines why=noncompete clauses are on the rise at the worst possible time.

U.S. Jobs Keep M=grating West and South

Sorry, northeastern urbanites: While a few Acela-corridor cities are =ndergoing revivals, the real employment boom is happening in the Sun Belt.=Californian-turned-Manhattanite Ju=tin Fox examines why the country's job-growth trajectory is t=e opposite of his life's.

Bill Gurley: 2015 was peak unicorn (Above the Crowd)

Why the S.E.C. didn’t hit Goldman S=chs harder (New Yo=ker)

For robo-advisers, the next bear market is =ake or break (Bloomberg)

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

Bloomberg Gadfly=/h2>

Shira Ovide: Microsoft needs to han= up its own smartphones for good

Chris Bryant: Volkswagen wastes a good crisis

Duncan Mavin: Europe's investment banks hav= a rare hiring opportunity

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