Silicon Valley Bank, a lender popular among startups, has been shut down by California regulators after experiencing a liquidity crisis. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has taken control of the bank and insured depositors will regain access to their accounts no later than Monday morning, with uninsured depositors receiving an advance dividend …
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