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Mar 16, 2016

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Rubio Isn't the Only One Who Got Push=d Out

Marco Rubio suspended his presidential campaign after a poor showing =n Florida, his home state. Leonid Bershidsky sympathizes with his support=rs, and with other voters who no longer have any candidate they actually l=ke. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton emerged from Tuesday night's primarie= as their party favorites, but Albert R. Hunt sees just en=ugh vulnerability to keep things interesting. For better or worse.<=p>

Optimism Is the =hird Rail of American Politics

Dyspeptics on the right =nd the Sanders "revolution" on the left are dominating their parties' conv=rsations, even though in many ways, Americans are better off than they wer= three years ago. With violent crime, unemployment and illegal immigration=in decline, Francis Wilkinson wants to know: Where have all =he happy warriors gone?

A Cashless Socie=y Would Be Great, Until It's Not

As countries such as South Korea plan f=r the =nd of cash, the biggest challenge will be figuring out how to protect =itizens from their governments. Megan McArdle explains why=it's all fun and games until somebody loses a bank account.

It's Tough to Le=ve a Dead-End Town

Americans have become a =a href="http://link.mail.bloombergview.com/click/6304311.27643/aHR0cDovL=d3dy5ibG9vbWJlcmd2aWV3LmNvbS9hcnRpY2xlcy8yMDE1LTExLTE3L2FtZXJpY2Fucy1zdGls=C1tb3ZlLWZvci13b3JrLWp1c3Qtbm90LWVub3VnaA/55086a4c3b35d051538c37ccBa1197d0=" style="text-decoration:none;color:#00b9e7;line-height:1.6em">stationar= bunch, moving far less often than they did 30 years ago. But why don'= people in struggling areas just rent a U-Haul and go where the opportunit= is? J=stin Fox breaks down the reasons (and yes, "lack of funds" is='t the only one).

A Cheaper Way to=Battle Recessions

Boosting federal spendin= has its drawbacks — namely, politicians loathe it — and m=netary stimulus just doesn't seem to work when interest rates are near zer=. Ritholtz's Reads=/h2>

How to be wrong as an investor (A Wealth of Common Sense)

What happens when Wal-Mart leaves town (Daily Beast)<=li>

Dalio, Bridge=ater and asset management's succession quandary (Chief Investment Offi=er)

(Read Barry Ritholtz's full daily news roundup.)<=span>

Cannabis-derived pharmaceutica=s: now less of a pipe dream

Tobacco stocks, left for d=ad, catch fi=e again

Oil talk is cheap fo= Obama, but not for OPEC

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