
Federal Limits on Graduate School Lending to Increase Reliance on Private Loans
New federal restrictions on graduate school lending will force many students to seek private loans or potentially be excluded from programs.

New federal restrictions on graduate school lending will force many students to seek private loans or potentially be excluded from programs.

Research shows government housing program disproportionately aided those with high incomes rather than lower earners.
Austria's Bawag Bank has agreed to purchase Irish lender Permanent TSB for $1.9 billion, allowing the Irish government to exit its stake.

U.S. stocks and commodities experienced challenging performance in March, with silver posting its worst month in 15 years while analysts assess outlook.
Private equity firm 3i Group's shares declined following weaker performance at portfolio company Action, a European discount retailer.
KKR imposed redemption limits on an asset-based fund after 7.2% withdrawal requests, while TCW cut Red Lobster equity value by 98%.
Stegra, a Swedish green steel company, received $1.65 billion in funding led by the Wallenberg family to complete construction of its new steel plant.

A former New York City judge who resigned under investigation has been charged with defrauding real estate investors of at least $5 million.

Multiple technology and financial stocks experienced significant price movements while receiving analyst attention during Friday trading.
Chevron and Shell are advancing oil and gas agreements in Venezuela while Nigeria and Morocco progress on a $25 billion pipeline project.

New data shows significant drops in international travel, with Canadian visits to the U.S. falling 42% and UK holiday bookings declining 10%.

The United States has initiated an emergency release of 86 million barrels from its strategic petroleum reserves.
Lovesac lowered its outlook due to industry headwinds while RH raised revenue projections, highlighting divergent performance in the furniture sector.
Italian bank Monte dei Paschi reported net profit of €520.8 million, up from €413.1 million in the previous year.

New York City public school graduation rates experienced their steepest year-over-year decline in 20 years, according to newly released data.
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