Riskier mortgage bonds are back — but don’t call them subprime – FT.com

For “subprime”, read “non-prime”. Yield-hungry investors are ready to endorse a revival of bonds backed by riskier US residential mortgages, as lenders warm to housebuyers who do not meet strict borrowing guidelines introduced after the financial crisis. More ON THIS TOPIC VW car loan securities at risk of losses EU plan to revive ABS faces…

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A Brief History Of 4chan Vs. The Law

  It may never be known whether Chris Harper Mercer went on the Internet forum 4chan the night before he killed nine people at Umpqua Community College to warn of what he planned to do, or whether the post that had media outlets and investigators scrambling was completely unconnected to the shooting. Either way, this…

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New York Times editor: “We have to treat comments as content” » Nieman Journalism Lab

News organizations must treat reader comments with the same level of consideration that they treat their own stories, New York Times community editor Bassey Etim said today speaking on a panel at this year’s Computation + Journalism Symposium at Columbia University. “We have to treat comments as content,” Etim said. “We can’t cede the social…

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