Silvergate stock crashed 50% on Thursday: here’s why
Silvergate Capital delayed submission of its annual 10-K report. JPMorgan downgraded Silvergate stock to underweight today. Silvergate Capital is now down 65% versus its year-to-date...
Sweat Economy’s SWEAT token and Web3 wallet app set to launch in the US this year
Sweat Economy is a web3 project that seeks to unlock the economic value of movement. Its Web2 Sweatcoin app has been available in the US...
The Moneyist: ‘We live in purgatory’: My wife has a multimillion-dollar trust fund, but my mother-in-law controls it. We earn $400,000 and spend beyond our means. What’s our next move?
‘I worry about how much we are spending on dining out and groceries, while at the same time discussing a near $1 million renovation of...
The Ratings Game: Best Buy joins list of retailers giving cautious outlook, citing pressure on consumer electronics
The consumer-electronics industry is feeling the effects of the broader macro environment, according to Best Buy.
The Fed: Fed’s Bostic says he’s firmly in quarter-point rate rise camp
Atlanta Federal Reserve President Raphael Bostic on Thursday said he is firmly in the camp that supports quarter percentage point interest rate hikes, saying that...
The Margin: TikTok’s new screen-time limit for teens: How it works, and how to get around it
TikTok says it's promoting conversations about "digital well-being" with its new 60-minute screen limit for teens.
: Ford launches new in-house driverless-car division
Ford Motor Co. establishes an artificial-intelligence unit, hiring people who used to work at the shuttered Argo AI startup.
Lawrence A. Cunningham’s Quality Investing: Bears control the stock market for now, but these takeover plays can keep the bulls satisfied
S&P 500 has been under pressure since early February's false breakout, writes Lawrence McMillan.
Market Extra: Inflation data pushed the 10-year Treasury yield above 4%. How much higher can interest rates go?
Signs of continued U.S. labor market strength plus persistent inflation abroad were all it took for bond markets to push up rate expectations once again.