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Apr 26, 2016

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The Lessons of Lucky Leicester City

After decades spent play=ng the underdog, Leicester City FC is improbably perched at the top of the Premier League table. John Micklethwait says<=a> the team owes its success to good fortune — and the pr=nciples of scientific management.

How to Be Presid=ntial, the Donald Trump Way

Trump's off-the-cuff, in=ult-spewing style won him fans during the primaries, but strategists fear =t will antagonize voters in the general election. Sti=l, can a bombastic reality TV star reinvent himself as a bland technocrat?=Trump has resisted calls to unleash his inner Al Gore, and Margaret Carlson isn't surprise=. Meanwhile, Francis Wilkinson sends a dispatch from =a href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/click/6586626.25243/aHR0cDovL=d3dy50aGVhdGxhbnRpYy5jb20vaGVhbHRoL2FyY2hpdmUvMjAxNS8wMS9saWZlLWluLXRoZS1z=WNrZXN0LXRvd24taW4tYW1lcmljYS8zODQ3MTgv/55086a4c3b35d051538c37ccB0f0f8b72"=style="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;line-height:1.6em">the sickest=town in America, explaining why it voted overwhelmingly for Trump. The Cruz-Kasich =act Is a Fair Fight

Politicians act strategi=ally? What a shock! Trump may complain that his opponents are ganging up ag=inst him, but The Poverty of t=e Wealth Effect

A longstanding economic =heory is very likely wrong, Barry Ritholtz says: Higher asset prices don't cause=faster economic growth; instead, they reflect it. Too bad many of the Fed'= recent monetary policy decisions were driven by belief in the "=ealth effect."

How to Defeat Is=amic State

You might expect a terro=ist militia would draw its supporters from poor countries, but it turns ou= =ealthy and homogeneous societies are most likely to produce Islamic St=te fighters. For Leonid Bershidsky, that means the most effectiv= way for Western countries to combat terrorism is to make Muslims feel at =ome.

The pros turn cautious in Barron's Big Mone= poll (=arron's)

Bad active management can't survive the Int=rnet (Reformed B=oker)

Mark Hulbert: Which one of these indicators=for the stock market is lying? (MarketWatch)

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

Bloomberg Gadfly=/h2>

Saudi Arabia =on't easily kick its oil habit

Oil as economic proxy t=reatens to disrupt debt market

Apple Watch isn't in a tim= warp

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