Hamza Shaban, Washington Post

Hamza Shaban

Washington Post

Washington, DC, United States

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Past articles by Hamza:

How the latest bank failures size up against the nation’s biggest banks

First Republic Bank is ranked among the top 30 banks in the U.S. by assets, but was far from the top American banks, which measure their assets in the trillions. → Read More

Enter our time machine to 1969, the last time unemployment was this low

American society looked very different in 1969, the last time the jobless rate in the U.S. was at 3.4 percent, from the labor force to the music and TV. → Read More

How 10,000 sheep and their Peruvian handlers trek 300 miles across the hills of Wyoming

Photographer Alex Benja captures the hidden costs of the nation’s domestic wool and lamb industry, journeying alongside immigrant shepherds leading a herd of thousands of sheep. → Read More

What you need to know about the threat of a rail strike and Congress

A strike could start as soon as Dec. 9 if not averted. → Read More

These New Orleans-based artists breathe new life into hearses

Artists Ali Kane, Meghan Ackerman, Jane Tardo and Chandar Chandar transform hearses into their places of business in New Orleans → Read More

India’s richest man surpasses Bezos on billionaires list

Meet Gautam Adani. His $152.2 billion fortune makes him richer than the Amazon founder but not as rich as Elon Musk. → Read More

Everything you need to know about the looming railroad strike

The showdown between workers and rail companies could impact millions of Americans. → Read More

Dan Price, CEO who cut his pay so workers made at least $70,000, resigns

The founder of Gravity Payments, who rose to national prominence for his corporate model, says he is stepping back to fight “false allegations.” → Read More

2 million MamaRoo infant swings recalled due to strangulation risk

Pittsburgh-based 4moms has received two reports of crawling babies who got entangled in dangling straps, including one who died, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission says. → Read More

USPS is raising rates on packages during the holiday season

The Postal Service surcharge will apply to commercial and retail parcels from early October through late January. → Read More

Food prices are still rising. Here’s how Americans are coping.

Readers share how higher food prices and inflation affect what they put in the fridge. → Read More

Stephen Buyer, former GOP congressman, accused of insider trading

The SEC alleges the Indiana Republican exploited nonpublic information in his role as a corporate consultant to reap hundreds of thousands of dollars in profits. → Read More

Hyundai subsidiary in Alabama focus of child labor investigation

State labor regulators opened an inquiry after a Reuters report found that children as young as 12 were put to work at the SMART metal stamping factory in Luverne. → Read More

Netflix loses nearly 1 million subscribers, and its stock soars

The streaming giant, which had expected to lose 2 million paid users in the second quarter, also posts a healthy uptick in revenue. → Read More

Crypto broker Voyager Digital files for bankruptcy as industry falters

Voyager sustained heavy losses from its exposure to crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital, which went into liquidation last week after defaulting on several loans. → Read More

Dow falls 500 points as worries grow over slowing economic growth

Stocks slid Tuesday following the Independence Day weekend, amplifying the losses of Wall Street’s dismal first half of the year amid growing concerns over sluggish economic growth in the months ahead. The Dow Jones Industrial tumbled more than 500 points or 1.7 percent in morning trading. The S&P 500 index fell by 70 points or 1.8 percent at the start of the session, while the tech… → Read More

Three Arrows Capital falls into liquidation after crypto crash

A court in the British Virgin Islands ordered the crypto-focused firm into liquidation following a failure to repay its creditors as the value of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have nosedived. → Read More

Crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital in default on $665 million loan

The crypto broker Voyager Digital issued a notice of default on June 27 after Three Arrows Capital, a hedge fund, failed to make the necessary payments on a loan. (Bloomberg News) The crypto broker Voyager Digital issued a notice of default Monday to the hedge fund Three Arrows Capital for failing to make the required payments on a loan worth more than $665 million, the latest sign of financial… → Read More

Kellogg will split into 3 companies as it leans into snacks

The cereal and plant-based food units will become two companies, leaving the brand's most profitable arm focused on selling snacks like Pop-Tarts and Pringles. → Read More

Stocks stem losses but remain on track for worst week since March 2020

A trader works on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday, when markets plunged amid worries about inflation and rising interest rates. (Seth Wenig/AP) Investors looking for reprieve after a brutal turn of losses were greeted with some relief Friday, but Wall Street was still headed for its worst week since the chaotic early days of the coronavirus pandemic as the Federal Reserve’s… → Read More