Finance
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Central Banks
Elizabeth Warren, Rick Scott Want a New Watchdog Post at the Fed After SVB
The central bank is facing scrutiny over whether it should have prevented the bank collapse.
Major Carvana Bondholders Oppose Debt Exchange Plan
Together, the group holds more than 80% of Carvana’s debt, putting it in a position to block debt restructuring efforts.
Gen Z Is Racking Up Credit Card Debt Faster Than Any Other Generation
Younger borrowers are the only ones seeing an increase in past-due accounts, which could hurt their credit scores.
Hedge Fund Manager Odey Bets on UBS Following Credit Suisse Deal
Crispin Odey says he’s invested 2% of his funds in UBS after the takeover.
Opinion
John Micklethwait and Adrian Wooldridge
A New Chapter of Capitalism Emerges From the Banking Crisis
The idea that finance is an arm of the state is back — and global banking is likely to be reshaped by it.
Ben Schott
NYC Has a New, Extremely Disappointing Logo
Any new New York logo was bound to ruffle feathers, but riffing on Milton Glaser's creation? Fuhgeddaboudit.
Jonathan Bernstein
Will Republicans Stick By Trump? Not Necessarily
An indictment of the former president will rally the troops, but their support could fade fast.
Conor Sen
Housing Is Suddenly a Bright Spot in the Economy
After a year of dragging down GDP, homebuilders are showing strength just when the economy may need it most.
The Editors
Universities Should Stand for Debate, Not Censorship
Stanford offers the latest example of an elite school failing to defend free speech. Unfortunately, it won’t be the last.
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Opinion
John Micklethwait and Adrian Wooldridge
A New Chapter of Capitalism Emerges From the Banking Crisis
The idea that finance is an arm of the state is back — and global banking is likely to be reshaped by it.
Ben Schott
NYC Has a New, Extremely Disappointing Logo
Any new New York logo was bound to ruffle feathers, but riffing on Milton Glaser's creation? Fuhgeddaboudit.
Jonathan Bernstein
Will Republicans Stick By Trump? Not Necessarily
An indictment of the former president will rally the troops, but their support could fade fast.
Conor Sen
Housing Is Suddenly a Bright Spot in the Economy
After a year of dragging down GDP, homebuilders are showing strength just when the economy may need it most.
The Editors
Universities Should Stand for Debate, Not Censorship
Stanford offers the latest example of an elite school failing to defend free speech. Unfortunately, it won’t be the last.
Bank Turmoil
War in Ukraine
World Bank Sees Ukraine’s Recovery Needs Rising to $411 Billion
Blinken Cites Russia Threat, China Challenge in Budget Hearing
Russia Sanctions Critic Takes Lead as Slovakia Snap Vote Nears
