the ripple effects from the collapse of silicon valley bank on friday are being felt accross the world. the us government has now said it will ensure all svb account holders will be able to retrieve any funds they have on monday morning. a statement by the us treasury and federal reserve said the plan will ensure the resilience of the broader us banking system. meanwhile in the uk, the government is warning that up to 200 british start ups and technology firms, are at risk, following the collapse of svb. its british arm, svb uk, has helped with financing for numerous technology and life sciences companies. but it s now feared they won t be able to pay wages or suppliers. the government is due to announce what their plan is to help these firms effected before the markets in london open this morning. here s our business correspondent, marc ashdown. at silicon valley bank we deal in innovation. it s the cool bank for cool customers. the uk arm serves 3500 of the brightest new te
construction materials that go into roads are carbon intensive that s not good. then we have to look at agriculture and agricultural production and livestock, then we have to work on transport, notjust light on transport, not just light vehicles on transport, notjust light vehicles where we are making progress with batteries but in transport, shipping, airlines, trucks. if you do all that still can t meet the paris accord you have to pay attention to carbon removal, with it as planting of trees or technology that enables carbon sequestration. sequestration. let s return to the oscars- the eccentric sci fi movie everything everywhere all at 0nce won big at the oscars last night, scooping up 7 awards including best picture, best director, and michelle yeoh became the first asian to win best actress. but is this success translating at the box office as the belaguered film industry struggles to return to its pre pandemic health?