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Corporate America just got a stark reminder that none of their deposits are insured above $250,000 by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). → Read More
The FDIC emailed SVB employees late last night, offering 45 days of employment. → Read More
The investment giant helped finance Musk's $44 billion takeover. → Read More
The upstart Twitter alternative tells investors it's got more than 100,000 users. → Read More
The move comes just days after Salesforce co-CEO Bret Taylor resigned. → Read More
Twitter's new owner wants to try to revive the short-video service the company shut down in 2016. → Read More
The world's richest man now owns one of its most influential social media platforms. → Read More
Blake Masters and J.D. Vance have spent years as venture capitalists. But voters may not know that. → Read More
Musk will buy the social media giant after all. → Read More
Money keeps pouring into Hollywood production companies, as streamers search for content. → Read More
The former Carlyle Group co-CEO turned Virginia governor could be setting up a replay of Mitt Romney's 2012 presidential run. → Read More
The SEC is asking for more information than previously disclosed. → Read More
It's the latest example of Corporate America delving into an issue where solutions often break down along partisan lines. → Read More
This filing was written in a way to hedge in case Trump runs again for president. → Read More
Musk provided few details, but the tweet from his official account will ignite havoc in the tech and financial worlds. → Read More
The list contains a lot of big names, but each with relatively small dollar amounts. → Read More
This is an earthquake in global media and politics, where Twitter hosts the discourse. → Read More
Vance says he opposes the visas, but as a venture capitalist backed many companies that apply for them. → Read More
Tech moguls willing to spend big on "free speech" crisis → Read More
Elon Musk on Thursday may have given Twitter's board of directors ample reason to reject his hostile takeover bid, even though it's at a significant premium to where the company's shares have traded in recent months. Driving the news: Musk was interviewed on stage at the TED conference in Canada in his first public statements since disclosing his $43 billion offer. * "I don't care about the… → Read More