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Feb 29, 2016

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Data-Mining Warren Buffett's Missives=/h2>

The Oracle of Omaha has released his annual letter to shareholders, and at 18,500 words, it's an epic. Lil= Katz has charted the Buffett letters' most common themes=and phrases, but Justin Fox goes a step further, identifyi=g the one word that seems to foreshadow the S&P 500's next moves.

The G-20 Misses =ts Sputnik Moment

When the world's most powerful finance ministers and central bank gov=rnors convened at this weekend's Group of 20 meeting, t=ey could have taken decisive action to address the dangers facing the glob=l economy. Instead, Mohamed A. El-Erian says, they sidestepp=d those challenges.

A New Face in th= Fight Against North Korean Nukes

China, which has long been North Korea's biggest ally and trading par=ner, has reportedly agreed to imp=se tough new sanctions on the pariah state. The Bloomberg View editorial board =pplauds the plan, which can at least slow Pyongyang's nuclear=progress.

Only Trump Can B=eak Your Heart

Like an ardent suitor, D=nald Trump promises voters the moon and the stars. But will he keep those =romises? Not very likely. Albert R. Hunt offers a lengthy (th=ugh not exhaustive) rundown of the vows Trump can't help but break.

All Eyes on Kenn=dy in Texas Abortion Case

On Wednes=ay, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arg=ments that could shape the future of abortion access in America. As Noah Feldman explains, the case will also likely be a=key part of Justice Anthony Kennedy's legacy, and his last chance to leave a long-term impact on abortion=rights.

Ritholtz's Reads=/h2>

Tracking the hedge fund pack (Barron's)

Why people don't manage debt better (Behavioral biases: What's the weakest link =n the investment profession? (CFA Institute)

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

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