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Please enable JavaScript if it is disabled in your browser or access the information through the links provided below. March 20, 2026 Federal Reserve Board issues enforcement actions with former employee of Ally Bank and former employee of Regions Bank For release at 11:00 a.m. EDT The Federal Reserve Board on Friday announced the execution of the enforcement actions listed below: Consent prohibition against Lidia Estrada Former employee of Ally Bank, Sandy, Utah Falsification of documents in connection with request for increased compensation Consent prohibition order against Brenda Fuson Former employee of…

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If you notice the Google Chrome folder has suddenly grown by several gigabytes, there is no need to panic. This storage spike is caused by the browser automatically download a large “weights.bin” file for Gemini Nano on-device AI. This guide explains how this file impacts your browser and how you can stop Chrome from downloading it. Why Chrome is Downloading Gemini Nano Google has introduced a bunch of on-device AI features in Chrome, like Help Me Write, AI History Search, Tab Organizer, etc. These features don’t use the regular Google Gemini API; instead, they work offline by using the lightweight…

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The Fundrise venture capital product, VCX, listed on the NYSE on Thursday, March 19, 2026, to remarkable success. It had a NAV of about $19 a share, opened at around $42, briefly rocketed to $125, then closed the day at $76. That is roughly a 300% premium to NAV and far beyond what I thought it would trade at. I had estimated a 30% chance it could trade at a 50%+ premium to NAV, a 50% chance it would trade at a 10% discount to 10% premium to NAV, and a 20% chance of a 20% discount. With the war…

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Colleges are facing mounting pressure from multiple directions: federal policy, financial strain, and shifting student behavior. This week’s developments show how those forces are starting to collide, with implications for where students enroll, how colleges operate, and what it ultimately costs to earn a degree.Here’s a quick look at the most important stories shaping higher education and student finances this week for March 20, 2026.🎓 Headlines at a GlanceFederal officials threaten accreditor recognition tied to DEI standards.New federal data highlights the scale of student loan debt and forgiveness.The New School expands layoffs as budget pressures deepen.Students say politics is influencing…

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