Voices from tech and finance are increasingly calling for the federal government to push another bank to take over the failed Silicon Valley Bank.
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Two bond ETF strategies that may help investors profit from rate hikes
Uncertainty over how rate hikes will affect bonds is leading investors to trade short-term Treasurys, according to former J.P. Morgan ETF head Joanna Gallegos.
I just traveled to Argentina — and doubled my money with a ‚black market‘ exchange rate
Hyperinflation has fueled the creation of multiple exchange rates in Argentina, where cash is king. There’s a legal way for tourists to get a preferential rate.
Crypto bank Signature slides on Friday amid troubles at Silicon Valley Bank, Silvergate
Signature Bank shares dropped as much as 32% on Friday and were halted amid a sell-off in bank stocks that continued for a second day.
Companies scramble to meet payroll, pay bills after SVB’s swift failure
Tech companies that banked at SVB are wondering when they’re going to be able to pay employees and their bills after Friday’s collapse.
Here’s how the second-biggest bank collapse in U.S. history happened in just 48 hours
As dust begins to settle on the biggest American bank failure since 2008, members of the VC community lament the role other investors played in SVB’s demise.
Silicon Valley investors and founders express shock over SVB’s collapse, describe struggles to get money out
As Silicon Valley Bank was taken over by the FDIC on Friday, investors and start-ups with money there struggled to make sense of the situation.
Wage growth is cooling — but workers still have bargaining power, economists say
The Federal Reserve is trying to rein in historically high wage growth to tame inflation. Overall, the job market remains hot for workers, economists said.
Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Signature Bank, First Republic, Oracle and more
Regional banks led Friday’s losses amid the Silicon Valley Bank shutdown.
Women aren’t investing at the same rate as men. Here’s why it matters—and how the gap can be closed
The reasons for the gender investing gap are nuanced — but if closed, it could mean an additional $3.22 trillion in the market.