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Marie Beaudette

  • Vice President, Business and Media, CNN
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Financial editor @WSJ. marie.beaudette@wsj.com
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Live Question & Answer Event - What Does the Silicon Valley Bank Failure Mean? - WSJ.com

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By Dana Cimilluca, Rolfe Winkler Verified, Marie Beaudette
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
LIVE Q&A | Begins 4:00 PM ET MARCH 13, 2023 Silicon Valley Bank collapsed on Friday, becoming the largest bank to fail since the 2008 financial crisis. On Sunday, regulators took control of Signature Bank and rolled out emergency measures to prevent a banking crisis and guarantee depositors access to their money.
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Russia-Ukraine War: Latest News

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By Kim Mackrael Verified, Giulia Petroni Verified, Jennifer A. Calfas Verified, Alistair MacDonald Verified, Daniel Michaels Verified, Joseph De Avila Verified, Doug Cameron, Robert Wall Verified, Marie Beaudette, Catherine Lucey Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
BRUSSELS--European Union officials proposed legislation on Wednesday that would require natural-gas reservoirs to be filled to a minimum level before next winter, part of the bloc’s efforts to deal with surging gas prices and worries about the security of its energy supply from Russia.
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AmEx Cuts Service in Russia

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By Marie Beaudette
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
American Express Co. is cutting off service in Russia, citing the country’s “ongoing, unjustified attack on the people of Ukraine.” The company said its globally issued cards won’t work at merchants or ATMs in Russia, and cards issued by Russian banks won’t work outside the country on the AmEx network. It is also ending business operations in Belarus. AmEx accounts for a tiny slice of the Russian market. Its bigger rivals--Visa Inc.
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