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Mar 04, 2016

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The Truth Comes Out

At Thursday night's Repu=lican debate, Donald Trump faced tough questions from his three rivals and=the moderators. Of course he didn't answer. Jonathan Bernstein even fo=nd his deflections pretty weak. Eli Lake says Trump is revealing himsel= to be the kind of politician his followers hate.

Honesty Doesn�=80�t Win U.S. Elections

Voters think Trump and Hillary Clinton =re less tru=tworthy than any of their rivals, yet both are leading in the polls. W=y? As it happens, being viewed as "honest" doesn't do candidates much good= Leo=id Bershidsky unpacks three decades of depressing evidence. <=r>

China's Rebalanc=ng Has Been Oversold

True, services accounted for more than half o= its GDP last year, but that doesn't mean the world's engine for growth is=moving toward a more sustainable model. Looking at the data, Christopher Baldi=g says China's new economy looks a lot like the old one.

Want More Legroo=? You'll Pay For It.

A New York senator wants to give the flying public an =pgrade by mandating new seat sizes for airlines. Adam Minter warns travelers not to f=ll for it, no matter how cramped their limbs may be.
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Why Nobody's Wea=ing Wearables

You might=have a Fitbit or even an Apple Watch, but you probably still don't have a =loset full of computer-enhanced clothing — much to the dismay of futurists. Virginia Postrel explains why wearables have =een failing to live up to their potential since the Google Glass era.
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Ritholtz's Reads=/h2>

How Marissa M=yer keeps talent: Meet Yahoo's $18 million CRO (Re/code)

Former hedge =und manager Phil Falcone spoke in public for the first time in years, and =lammed the industry (=usiness Insider)

The great inv=stment advice hidden in Warren Buffett's annual letter (Fort=ne)

(Read Bar=y Ritholtz's full daily news roundup.)

Toyota still =as gender troub=e

Amazon hardwires customers' desires

Tug of war ro=ls the junk-bond market

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