A hedge fund meltdown, a collapse for WeWork, and Goldman partner buyouts
Wall Street Insider is a behind-the-scenes look at the stories dominating banking, business, and big deals.
Power moves of the week: Netflix, Palo Alto Networks and Intel
Here's a snapshot of the most important executive moves of the week across tech, media and financial services.
Morale at Deutsche Bank is at crisis point as bankers await layoffs
After years of underperforming, Deutsche Bank's impending layoffs have turned the bustling investment bank into a morose ghost town.
Inside Slack's direct listing; State Street goes toe-to-toe with BlackRock
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Power moves of the week: Walmart, Coinbase and Lyft
Here's a snapshot of the most important executive moves of the week across retail, tech and media.
Home ownership still out of reach despite the economic recovery
Home-buying is still a challenge for a large slice of American consumers and could put limits on the housing sector's growth potential.
A Goldman Sachs partner who co-headed European equity research is retiring after 18 years at the firm
An internal memo sent by global research chief Steve Strongin said that Richard Manley, a partner since 2014, is retiring.
Wall Street Insider May 5
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Data isn't the new oil, says former Goldman executive
While data has potential to drive revenue growth and cut costs, most companies don't have the expertise to get real value from it, the author argues.
Goldman Sachs's David Solomon says he joined Instagram because his “a lot funnier” predecessor had already claimed Twitter
Solomon owns two Instagram accounts, one under his name with 13,800 followers and the profile language "Dad. DJ. Day job @goldmansachs."
Wall Street Insider April 27
Wall Street Insider is a behind-the-scenes look at the stories dominating banking, business, and big deals.
Former Goldman Sachs exec Howard Schwartz reportedly turned down the top spot at Wells Fargo
Schwartz lost out on the position of CEO of Goldman Sachs a year ago in a heated race which saw him lose out to now CEO David Solomon.
As investors worry about a recession on the horizon, a record 7 million Americans have stopped paying their car loans. Here's why.
Why are auto-loan defaults surging, and does it pose a broader economic threat？
Behind America's puzzling pileup of auto delinquencies — and the pain revealed by the millions left behind by the US economic recovery
Why are auto-loan defaults surging, and does it pose a broader economic threat？
Private equity giant TPG has put a top exec on leave after he was charged in a college admissions scandal
McGlashan founded TPG Growth and the Rise Fund, which focuses on investing in solutions to social and environmental problems.
