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right up federal regulators are scrabbling to prevent a sudden bank failure from triggering a wider financial meltdown. cnn has learned the fdic has prepared to step it and operate silicon valley bank to ensure its account holders can pay their employees in the wake of friday s sudden collapse of that banker that s according to a source with details on briefings between treasury officials and lawmakers for us just one sinner being floated at this hour with just hours left until financial markets reopen for monday trading for less tara spoke with a woman who used to silicon valley bank to run her small business per she says she is not her yet from any bank or federal official about the status of her money, here s what she had to say. note direct communication from anyone at this point. so i m in close communication with a lot of other founders and business owners. and we are trying to share all the information we can find during our own research and piecing it together. fran
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