Do banking rules need tightening? Or do we need more supervisors with better training and greater powers? Plus, a look at where the semiconductor industry sends gems that aren’t up to snuff.

Back in the ’30s, news of bank runs traveled slowly. Nowadays, messaging chains and apps contribute to rapid bank collapses. Plus, the Federal Reserve finds itself between a rock and a hard place.

How the changing financial environment is influencing Federal Reserve policy and the availability of loans. Plus, is “moral hazard” to blame for Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse?

Following the Silicon Valley Bank debacle, some worry that Credit Suisse’s troubles may spread to the global financial system. Plus, who wants to buy SVB at this point?

Today, we’ll look at the regulators involved in the banking blowup and chart where they can go from here. Plus, a quarterly report hints at how Federal Reserve policy may unfold.

On today’s show, we’ll feature special coverage of how the markets, Washington, the financial industry and consumers are all responding.

Today, we’ll take a closer look at the first FDIC-backed bank failure since 2020. Plus, luxury office buildings face a hard time.

Despite eight interest rate hikes in the past year, the economy refuses to cool down. Are the Federal Reserve’s tools getting rusty? Plus, what’s behind the climbing cost of Russian oil?

That’s how one economist described today’s job openings report. We’ll explore what it means for the Federal Reserve’s attempt to cool inflation. Plus, a private lender takes issue with the student loan payment pause.