The FDIC was set Thursday to propose levying a special assessment on big banks with high levels of uninsured deposits to replenish the deposit insurance fund
The Fed: Many inflation measures are higher now than they were a year ago, Fed’s Bullard says
Many inflation measures are now higher than they were a year ago, said St. Louis Fed President James Bullard on Friday.
Mutual Funds Weekly: These money and investing tips help your portfolio keep pace with the Fed’s moves
Money and investing stories popular with MarketWatch readers over the past week.
Your Digital Self: This $2.1 million electric car leaves Tesla, Lucid and Rivian in the dust
Croatia’s Rimac Nevera is the world’s second-fastest electric vehicle — but is there a market for it?
The MarketWatch Q&A: Victims of Communism Museum’s CEO talks about its first year in business, his boycott of China and how Putin is ‘Stalin Light’
Highlights from the museum’s first year range from hosting a new House China committee’s inaugural event to welcoming Ukraine’s first lady, CEO says in Q&A.
: FDA advisers narrowly back accelerated approval of Sarepta gene therapy
FDA advisers vote 8-6 Friday to recommend the agency grant accelerated approval to Sarepta Therapeutics Inc.’s gene therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
: George Soros bet on railroads, fitness, gig economy and lightened load on Disney, Amazon, dumped Tesla
Soros Fund Management placed bets on railroads and the gig economy during the first quarter.
Economic Report: U.S. bank deposits decline for second straight week
Deposits at commercial U.S. banks declined for the second straight week, according to the Federal Reserve on Friday.
MarketWatch First Take: Elon Musk’s new Twitter CEO faces uphill battle as ‘a textbook case of the glass cliff’
Linda Yaccarino is tasked with turning around a company facing a steep ad-revenue slump — with one of the most dominant Twitter users looking over her shoulder.
In One Chart: 2.3 million Americans ditched pay TV services in the first quarter: This chart shows just how much more we are cutting the cord
The pace of cord cutting picked up in the first quarter as the relevance of traditional video continued to fade.
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