Subject: Cruz Isn't Out, and Rubio Isn't a Shoo-In
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Feb 24, 2016

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Nevada Shuffles the Republicans' Odds=/h2>

Donald Trump won big in the latest early-voti=g state, but the conventional wisdom about his rivals is not a safe bet. <=trong>Albert R.=Hunt points out that although Ted Cruz was neck and neck with=Marco Rubio, Cruz could make huge gains next week with the glut of states =oting on Super Tuesday. And Jonathan Bernstein notes t=at Trump could fall far, given that Nevada was likely to be one of his bes= states.

Another Victim o= Anti-Immigrant Zeal: The Trump Family

It wasn't easy to be a G=rman immigrant in America during World War I, when sauerkraut was called <= href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/click/6165953.34554/aHR0cDovL2=ocm9uaWNsaW5nYW1lcmljYS5sb2MuZ292L3NlYXJjaC9wYWdlcy9yZXN1bHRzLz9zdGF0ZT0mZ=F0ZTE9MTgzNiZkYXRlMj0xOTIyJnByb3h0ZXh0PSUyMmxpYmVydHkrY2FiYmFnZSUyMiZ4PTAm=T0wJmRhdGVGaWx0ZXJUeXBlPXllYXJSYW5nZSZyb3dzPTIwJnNlYXJjaFR5cGU9YmFzaWM/550=6a4c3b35d051538c37ccB0c4a7817" style="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7=line-height:1.6em">"liberty cabbage" and thousands of newcomers were f=rced to register with the police. Yet that's exactly where Fred Trump, a n=tive of Kallstadt, found himself. Leonid Bershidsky recounts the v=ry American story of Donald Trump's grandfather.

The Megatrends T=ump and Sanders Missed

Donald Trump says immigrants are wrecking the U.S. economy; Bernie Sa=ders lays the blame with Wall Street. But Paula Dwyer says they'=e both wrong: a shrinking workforce, declining productivity and fewer star=ups are the real issues.

China's Credit C=nundrum

A flood of new financing is deepening the chances of a crisis, and Christopher Balding warns that the longer Chinese governmen= waits, the more intractable

The NHL Should P=otect Victims of Dirty Play

If the National Hockey League is going to address its concussion prob=em, it needs to address to the root causes. Kavitha A. Davidson calls for=/strong> the organization to harshly punish players who target those with =istories of head injury.

Alibaba: Digging Into the Numbers (Barron's)

Seven investing lessons from behavioral psy=hology (Psy-Fi Blog)

A bunch of hedge funds have closed. Has the=industry reached its peak? (The Econo=ist)

(Read Barry Ritholtz's f=ll daily news roundup.=

Fitbit is fitter than it looks to =keptical investors

Too-big-to-fail banks face an e=istential threat

Oil ministers throw cold water as freeze talk backfir=s

(Read more from BV's sister site for fast=business commentary.)=/span>

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