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Apr 27, 2016

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What to Watch For at the Fed Meeting<=h2>

The Federal Reserve's po=icy-making body will conclude a two-day meeting on Wednesday, and market p=rticipants are taking note. Mohamed El-Erian suggests keeping an eye out f=r central bank officials setting the stage for a possible interest rate hi=e in June.

Trump's Back on =rack

The Republican front-run=er is running a bit further out front, after Tuesday night's primaries in =ive states. Donald Trump was projected to win, but collected more delegate= than expected. Jona=han Bernstein says that puts him back on track to get the del=gates he needs. Albert R. Hunt points out that this only adds =o the pressure on the other two Republican candidates to coordinate and un=ermine him.

Japan's Worsenin= Poverty Defies Glib Explanations

Conservatives say bad be=avior is the cause of poverty, while liberals point to free-market excesse=. But neither of those theories explains why poverty has =a href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/click/6594880.25147/aHR0cDovL=d3dy5qYXBhbnRpbWVzLmNvLmpwL25ld3MvMjAxNi8wNC8xNC9uYXRpb25hbC9zb2NpYWwtaXNz=WVzL2phcGFuLXJhbmtlZC0zNHRoLTQxLWRldmVsb3BlZC1uYXRpb25zLXVuaWNlZi1jaGlsZC1=b3ZlcnR5LWluZGV4LyMuVnhfOEQxWXJJdVc/55086a4c3b35d051538c37ccB59f30f7c" sty=e="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;line-height:1.6em">risen so relent=essly in Japan over the past 30 years. Noah Smith explains how once again, Japan confounds the conventional economic wisdom.

Swift Hack Is a =tory of Globalization and Poverty

The financial messaging =ystem Swift, which is use= by 11,000 banks globally, admitted this week that it’s vulnerable=to hackers — which isn't terribly surprising, since cyber-attacker= used it to steal $101 million from Bangladesh's centra= bank in February. Leonid Bershidsky warns that the mess=ging system that handles most of the world's bank transfers is only as sec=re as the poorest countries that use it.

How to Say 'Priv=cy' in U.S. and British English

The U.S. and the U.K. ar= among the freest countries in the world, but they have distinctly differe=t ideas about what counts as protected speech. Noah Feldman says a tawdry=case before the U.K. Supreme Court reveals just how far apart the two =re when it comes to speech and privacy.

180 years of market drawdowns (A Wealth of Common Sense)

Why we pay so much for lousy investment adv=ce ()

How have stocks fared the past 50 years? Yo='ll be surprised. (Motley Fool)

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

Bloomberg Gadfly=/h2>

Apple can add China trouble to its gr=wing list of woes

Citigroup shareholders fire a warning shot =ver CEO's pay

For Chipotle, getting back to normal isn't good=enough

(Read more from =V's sister site for fast business commentary.)

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