the new signet, the old signet was in many ways a kind of a faulty bank i would say you decided to scrapdiately. you now have a plan to make it so that people can borrow money in order on able to -- but that borrowing does not come to your balance sheet. it comes outside >> that's right, jim we have a very strong portfolio of financial services offerings. we have a private label credit card we have leasing agreements that customers can choose we have a split pay option where you can divide your payments for an item over a number of months. that's a particular financial service that's interesting to gen z customers. and all of these do not have an impact on our balance sheet. we're completely clean in that sense. but i would say probably the biggest transformation of signet is our culture we have a culture of innovation and agility now, building leaders at every level diversity, equity and inclusion is part of our strategy. and our team has really made a big difference >> we have to wrap things up but i want you to come to new york and we'll spend a couple segments talking about what you'

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wait for the signet with the coat of arms, that's right, it's even for the night.ems to me only today that you were talking about a peach as a coat of arms, right? so anton i understood. on the left in a black cap of health, comrade lieutenant colonel, well, how stable he is, his condition is already in intensive care, but, unfortunately, his vital organs will be affected, the most difficult operation will be done, he will work. a friend at work. he's guarding the store. i probably fell to his place at 7:00. so i slept until the morning. by the way, there is a camera there. you can check it. from museum staff take a look at your father's things. come on we're here let's continue the conversation. and you? chat with a friend. you just met him, is he here? butler vlad can i talk to you? let's go to the dining room . thank you . well, clearly, look, please, this is a ring. yes, this is his typo, in some way an exclusive thing. see the scratch on the coat of arms, it's definitely take it. antiseptic around germs, do you see phobia why are you wearing gloves? i felt lik

. >> okay, does the fdic's plan to sell the intellectual property for signet? >> that has already been sold out of the institution? >> i would like to see that information. will you commit that a bank that buys cigna will be able to use it to facilitate 24/7 access to the banking system for digital asset? >> i'm happy to look into that, don't know who the buyer was but i will follow-up with you. >> you are not going to block the buyer from doing 24/7 banking for digital asset companies? >> if that's the nature of the acquisition, yes. >> will you commit a bank that buys signet would be able to onboard new digital asset customers? >> i would like to look into the transaction and follow-up with you in regard to that. >> the fdic's fall off silicon valley's bank deposits to first citizens did that include deposits for many digital asset firms? >> all the deposits from the failed silicon valley bank were transferred. >> including the digital. were all of svp's deposits from digital asset businesses again transferred to citizens? >> all the deposits. >> has the fdic

signet needs to be closed as well.e risks with off-shore crypto exchanges bad things can happen. char charlie: is this a lean-in movement. >> there are they examples, signature, silicon valley bank, and silvergate. silicon valley bank will be closed. bravo to the government for moving quickly. silvergate is getting liquidated though the ceo told people up until recently that they had no problems. signature bank is the last crypto bank there is. the network they used to move money 24/7, 365 through their system needs to be closed. charlie: another s, sam bankman-fried. >> but also bravo to elizabeth warren and roger marshal from massachusetts. he's the senator from kansas. and those two have gotten together and they have come down harder on these banks that bank offshore exchanges and so they should. charlie: you think we should be giving kudos to elizabeth warren? >> i had a chat with some of the staff members of senator haggerty earlier this week. people for the first time need to drop their weapons and work together

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thought, this is evidence, this figurine was thoroughly washed using a household sink cleaner no signetsical material with him the murder weapon with which the traces, it turns out if she washed up maybe he's worried about something else. yes marina sergeevna tell me please. kondrashov and grigoriev had only professional relations. no, well, you matvey was in love with kira, it was touching, he tried to hide it. how did kondrashova feel about this? no, kiril did not take him seriously. well, see for yourself where she is. where is he? yes, i understand you thank you. all the best. matthew was in love. hence the bouquet, that is, he could kill kondrashova if she did not reciprocate. oh, his mother couldn't do that. you know natalya ivanovna behaves so strangely. i'll talk to her, i can pick it up. hello. you live here, right? detective lieutenant pockmarked i also know stanislav mikhailovich kondrashov , of course, this is my neighbor. i just didn't see him yesterday. gone where? and where can he be? it is known where there is land there . true, a month ago i tied everything up, waited pr

from the west coast of the white house, some relief now that depositors and regional institutions, signetno longer locked out of their accounts. >> [indiscernible] >> in washington, the justice department and sec are each investigating silicon valley bank collapse. the typical next step after large companies or banks go under. both the doj and sec declined comment. regional bank stocks saw large selloffs on wall street monday. today, signs of relief. >> it is going to take a while for wall street to process all of this. >> the federal reserve preparing for its next meeting on interest rates, now expected to consider the svp and signature bank fallout. and, new consumer price index data measuring how much americans paid for goods and services. now showing inflation at 6%. down from 6.4 in -- 6.4% in january. >> the fed has to rethink how much more aggressive they want to get with interest rates. >> in a final decision on interest rates is due next wednesday. justin finch, abc news. larry: just like in the bay area, it is a good way to stay indoors. this is from our camera at lake tahoe. st

manuscript of the document, signature and the like by engraving a photograph and a similar cliché signethandwritten signature of the sixth question. which the russian emperor adhered to the policy of counter-reforms, and alexander ii alexander iii , in connection with the murder of his father alexander ii, with pleasure, as far as i remember, alexander ii was, in the opinion of the people, a very good politician. they somehow came to each other by someone or or just coincided with me, in my opinion, in my opinion, not at all. continue serfdom. and so, therefore, he fell in love with the people, then alexander iii came and began to carry out counter-reforms, which the people did not like. uh-huh and his people, respectively, the disliked empire is everything, that i know about him with him, how it was, well, this is completely different. story. thank you very much. i was looking forward to it. this is exactly the ending daria as you answered with all due respect to my history teacher, intuitively. it's a must listen to the arguments already understand that, most likely, the hilariously in

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financials are lower today check out one mover that's higher signet jewelers, issuing strong guidancejewelry and also that they're outpacing category growth and expect jewelry sales to decline this year but for them to gain share they have about 10% share with bridal jewelry declining na wgiill be on with jim on "mad money. we'll be back with more of "squawk on the street. whatev, at pgim we can help you rise to the challenges of today, when active investing and disciplined risk management are needed most. drawing on deep expertise across the world's public and private markets in pursuit of long-term returns... pgim. our investments shape tomorrow today. good night! hey corporate types. would you stop calling each other rock stars? you're a rock star. you are a rock star. no more calling co-workers rock stars. look, it's great that you use workday to transform your business. but it still doesn't make you a rock star. so unless you work with an actual rock star. hi, i'm ozwald. hello ozwald. pam, you are a rock- i wasn't going to say it. ♪♪ >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." i

street was expecting and that's because in the declining category -- and we heard the same thing from signetn the jewelry category -- this is a company that feels confident it's taking share. it's a big theme right now when you're in these tough categories, where the consumer is fickle, and the macroeconomic is hard, if you can show you're taking share and executing well from a profitability standpoint, then that's how you can differentiate between the winners and losers >> well managed sort of companies in retail that dominate a subcategory has been one of those pretty good themes that you could lean on, like you've talked about ulta, tractor supply, dick's sporting goods, i keep coming back to them because they are considered to be, okay, in a spot, they're well managed, they have good comps, they're not so big they can't stop growing their store locations, so i do think it's a little bit of a sheltered story from, again, is the consumer getting fatigued in the whole overall picture of exactly what you have to worry about from the macro? >> the worst-performing sector of the week is not fi