It takes more than trends and nostalgia to become popular a second or third time around. It can take years of hard work.
The number of openings decreased for the third straight month in March, but it’s still historically high.
Streaming is still king, but vinyl sales continue to grow.
For one, help from the FDIC, which will absorb up to 80% of the losses coming from First Republic’s residential and commercial loans.
Main Street banks, often more diversified and risk-averse than Wall Street banks, are largely shrugging off First Republic’s meltdown.
The resilience of this usually interest rate-sensitive sector makes the Fed’s goal of taming inflation that much harder.
“We need to make sure the market knows that there is no exemption for AI,” says Lina Khan of the Federal Trade Commission.
Short sellers have made more than a billion dollars betting that First Republic would tank. Is that good for financial stability?
The FAA has asked airlines to give up precious landing slots.
Real estate wholesalers offer convenience, but at what price?
!["Companies that are creating these tools [AI] need to be on notice," says FTC Chair Lina Khan.](https://img.apmcdn.org/64697dfd41b17c01ea26e6594d571cf60d19b309/uncropped/88e9f2-2023-04-gettyimages-1436758128-e1682365562627-webp2000.webp)
