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Mar 03, 2016

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Broker Misconduct Is Worse Than We Th=ught

One in 13 financial advi=ers have been disciplined for ethical violations, according to a decade-long study of broker misconduct. Worse still, most =ffenders stay in the industry after getting caught, and many become repeat=offenders. Barry Ritholtz examines how offenders get away with hid=ng in plain sight.

Seeing Economic =atterns That Don’t Exist

That graph with regular peaks and valleys? Don't count on it being mo=e than noise. Noah Smith considers the financial peril= of "apophenia," the tendency to find meaningful patterns in utter nonsens=.

The Upside of Pl=nging Oil Prices

"Oilmageddon" has shaken markets and rattled policy make=s, but cheap crude has its benefits (and not only at the pump). The Bloomberg View editoria= board takes note: Falling prices hit some of the world's mos= unsavory regimes where it hurts.

What Happens Whe= Global Trade Goes Virtual

Remember globalization? Much like "Full House," it was huge in the '9=s and seemed like it would last forever. So why did international trade fa=l in 2015, after several flat years? Analysts point to a weak global econo=y and the rise of near-sourcing, but Justin Fox has a different t=eory: People might not want as much stuff as they used to.=/p>

Once Again, the =vy League Leads the Way on the Gridiron

The Ivies were the birthplace of colleg= football, and last week they took another historic step — unanimo=sly voting to ban full-contact hitting in regular-season practices. Ritholtz's Reads=/h2>

Understanding modern-day philanthropy (A Wealth of Common Sense)

The psychology of breathtakingly stupid mis=akes (Sc=entific American)

Stock exchange prices grow so convoluted, e=en traders are confused (NYT<=a>)

(Read Barry Ritholtz's full da=ly news roundup.)

America invades Europe's=debt market

A fool's hope for a retail resurgenc=

China's stock carnage solution

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

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