Friday’s top personal finance stories.

Analysts have been weighing the impact of Thursday’s Senate hearing where Norfolk Southern CEO Alan Shaw was grilled about the East Palestine disaster.

Uber reversed its decision and reactivated the driver after being contacted by MarketWatch.

Janet Yellen says she’s confident regulators are taking action after the closure of Silicon Valley Bank, and that the U.S. banking system is resilient.

Shares of Silicon Valley Bank parent SVB Financial Group were halted shortly after markets opened on Friday and never reopened. Back in January, shares of nearly 200 securities were halted because of a glitch on the New York Stock Exchange.

Heavy trading in SVB Financial debt push its 10-year bonds as low as 31 cents on the dollar on Friday after the failure of its subsidiary Silicon Valley Bank, according to BondCliq data.

Analysts cited increased risk to iPhone sales in China amid ongoing tensions between Washington and Beijing

An obscure provision of a 1996 law unwittingly makes the Social Security trust fund vulnerable to being raided

Getting old often means getting gum recession. But even preretirees are at risk.

It’s important to plan for the pitfalls that women can encounter in their 50s, 60s and beyond.