10 Tuesday PM Reads

October 21, 2014 4:30pm by Barry Ritholtz

My afternoon train reads:

• Pictures of MERS, Part 1: Corporate Documents Illustrate the Mortgage Shell Game (HuffPo)
• They Studied Keynes and They’re Doing This. Why Can’t the Fed See It? (Bloomberg)
• Regulator Tells Banks to Clean Up Bad Behavior or Face Downsizing (Dealbook)
• Fed to Banks: Shape Up or Risk Breakup (WSJ)
• As Apple Pay Arrives, Witnessing the Next Step in Money. Maybe. (NYT)
• Ten Facts You May Not Know About The Federal Budget (Senate Budget Committee)
• Oil at $80 a Barrel Muffles Forecasts for U.S. Shale Boom (Bloomberg)
• Eating At Restaurants Is Why You’re Fat (Fast Coexist)
• 21 maps and charts that explain Ebola (Vox) see also Inside the Ebola Wars: How genomics research can help contain the outbreak. (New Yorker)
• Catholics Are More Progressive Than The Vatican, And Almost Everyone Else (FiveThirtyEight)

What are you reading?

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