Новости за 27.03.2023

The Senate Judiciary Committee holds another disturbing hearing.

First Citizens, no stranger to acquiring banks, gets a good deal thanks to guarantees from the FDIC.

Top antitrust official says big companies could panic and try to squelch competition.

Quelling a proxy challenge buys the cloud-software pioneer time, but pressure to juice its bottom line won’t abate.

Basketball commentator Charles Barkley also in the mix as a potential host.

The deal gives the North Carolina bank $219 billion in assets. Three years ago, it had $42 billion.

The lender sought to reassure investors with a refreshed presentation of financial numbers.

The state’s lawsuit alleged certain pharmacy-benefit managers shared drug pricing and other information to gain leverage during rebate negotiations with pharmaceutical companies.

Michael Barr, the Fed’s vice chairman for supervision, says the failed bank didn’t manage its interest-rate and liquidity risk.

The effort would stifle American innovation and competition—and that seems to be the objective.

Young people like the Stanford students who heckled Kyle Duncan should be unemployable.

The agency alleges the operator of the crypto exchange violated U.S. rules that require futures and other derivatives to be traded on regulated platforms.

The leading cruise line’s recovery is delayed amid a mountain of debt, but it has a path to profitability.

A second, larger round of notices with several thousand more staff reductions will take place in April.

Drug pricing is complicated and secretive. WSJ explains how the flow of money, drugs and rebates behind the scenes may drive up the price of prescription medicine for consumers.

The Commerce Department will use the financial statements to evaluate applications.

In an unusual pattern, the 12 major housing markets west of Texas, plus Austin, saw home prices fall in January, while the opposite happened in the rest of the country.

When the U.S. stumbles, emerging Asian markets often shake. But things might unfold a bit differently in 2023.

The company plans to stop allowing restaurants to list multiple brands with the same menu.

The decline in bank lending could deepen as financial institutions move to retain deposits, strengthening the effect of rate moves by the ECB.

Rahm Emanuel, the U.S. ambassador to Japan, calls for a global coalition of U.S. allies to help those countries targeted by Beijing.

Index futures ticked up Monday after First Citizens agreed to buy much of Silicon Valley Bank, with the health of the banking sector remaining high on investors’ agenda.

Media owners’ U.S. ad revenues are expected to grow 3.4% to $326 billion next year, according to a new forecast from Magna.

The activist investor says it was swayed by the business-software provider’s latest financial results and cost-cutting.

Many people have a gap between what they think they spend and what they actually spend. This gap has widened recently.