Nashville school shooting leaves six dead, banking legislation piles up as wobbly market evolves, and trying to find size 23 shoes.

UBS agrees to buy Credit Suisse for more than $3 billion, Miami Beach enacts spring break curfew after 2 fatal shootings, and March Madness upsets end chase for perfect bracket.

Rick Newman from Yahoo Finance and Michael Gavin compare bank failures that have occurred this year to those that happened during the 2008 financial crisis.

Eleven banks deposit $30 billion in First Republic Bank, TikTok CEO says sale won't protect security concerns, and there's a run on Silicon Valley Bank swag.

U.S. threatens ban if TikTok's Chinese owners don't sell stakes, more companies are going bust this year, and what are the odds of a perfect March Madness bracket.

Are U.S. banks prepared for possible cyber-attacks? Mengqi Sun from Wall Street Journal has the details.

MarketWatch's Andrew Keshner suggests some questions to ask our banks in order to properly take care of our personal information and prevent hacks similar to what happened with Capital One.

Kelli Grant from Acorns + CNBC and Gordon Deal discuss red flags to watch out for on your financial statements.

Trump says summit with North Korea's Kim could be called off, bank deregulation bill clears Congress, and how to get banned from Amazon.

Priya Anand from MarketWatch tells us why those little security images included with your bank log-ins have become obsolete.