Analysts have been weighing Amazon’s prospects in the cinema space.

EA is “moving away from projects that do not contribute to our strategy, reviewing our real estate footprint, and restructuring some of our teams,” per its CEO.

Hours after former CEO Howard Schultz testified in Congress, Starbucks disclosed that investors asked for an assessment of its commitment to worker rights.

Whether a regulatory target or extremely mismanaged, failed banks make one thing clear: this banking crisis isn’t over, writes Jurica Dujmovic.

Wednesday’s top personal finance stories.

A third-party news story was inadvertently published Wednesday by MarketWatch under the headline “White House plans to call for more midsized bank regulations, sources say.” The story has been deleted. MarketWatch apologizes for the error.

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Shares of RH fell after-hours on Wednesday after the luxury furniture chain forecast full-year and first-quarter sales that came in below expectations.

In testimony on Capitol Hill Wednesday, federal banking regulators emphasized plans to investigate what went wrong on the government side in the failure of SVB.

Thousands of retail option traders who made prescient bets against shares of Signature Bank and Silicon Valley Financial Group, the parent company of Silicon Valley Bank, were relieved on Tuesday when shares of both failed banks resumed trading again on over-the-counter markets after a roughly two-week trading halt.