Regional bank stocks rebounded sharply on Tuesday after being hit hard on Friday and Monday.
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SEC and Justice Department reportedly investigating SVB’s collapse, including insider stock sales
The probes are looking into the stock sales that SVB executives’ conducted ahead of the tech-focused bank’s collapse.
Here’s the inflation breakdown for February — in one chart
The annual inflation rate continues to cool gradually, according to the February inflation report issued Tuesday. But it remains high by historical standards.
Early retiree says reading these 8 books helped him save $1 million: ‘I wasn’t born into money’
Self-made millionaire Steve Adcock retired early at 35. He didn’t accumulate wealth from an inheritance or by running his own business. Instead, he learned to save and be successful in his career by reading. Here are the books that helped him achieve his goals.
Michael Jordan’s ‘Last Dance’ sneakers are going up for auction
The Air Jordans are expected to be the most expensive pair of sneakers ever to appear at auction, estimated to sell for between $2 million and $4 million.
Inflation gauge increased 0.4% in February, as expected and up 6% from a year ago
Excluding volatile food and energy prices, core CPI increased 0.5% in February and 5.5% on a 12-month basis.
Ron Baron bought Charles Schwab shares during Monday’s double-digit sell-off
The 79-year-old investor said he “modestly increased” his position in the financial name, seeing Monday’s pullback as a buying opportunity.
Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: First Republic, Western Alliance, Uber, Lyft and more
First Republic led a rebound in regional bank stocks. Uber and Lyft got a boost from a court ruling.
First Republic shares jump 20% as regional banks try to rebound from Monday’s sell-off
The stock traded 20% higher in the premarket and was one of the best-performing names in the SPDR S&P Regional Banking ETF (KRE) — which was up 5%.
Credit Suisse finds ‘material weaknesses’ in financial reporting, says outflows ‘not yet reversed’
Credit Suisse said its net asset outflows had “not yet reversed,” and that “material weaknesses” were identified in its financial reporting processes.