It’s Unclear When Jamie Dimon Will Step Down, but the Shortlist for His Successor Points to a Monumental Shift in Banking
Only one woman—Jane Fraser at Citigroup—has ever led a top U.S. bank. Could the second do so at JPMorgan Chase?
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Surprise Exit of a Key Goldman Exec is Latest Shakeup for the Wall Street Giant
Another top Goldman Sachs (GS) executive is leaving, raising new questions about the race to succeed CEO David Solomon.
Nvidia, Oddly Similar to Cisco of the Late 1990's
Could Nvidia be mirroring the trajectory of Cisco from the late 1990s? This is a question Ed Yardeni is contemplating.
Scandal-Hit Trading Desk Turns Into Money Spinner at Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo’s early test of how much it can grow a trading desk by leaning on relationships across corporate America yielding a $1 billion answer.
Tesla Is Just a Car Company, and It's Time Wall Street Valued It as Such
There are few constants on Wall Street. But one thing investors can always count on is a next-big-thing trend demanding attention.
American Express CEO on Earnings Report Card: We Will Perform in a Slowing Economy
Investors paying or future growth expectations. AMEX stock rose 3% in premarket trading Friday as investors shrugged off rare earnings miss.
JPMorgan Shuffles Executives as Race to Succeed CEO Jamie Dimon Heats Up
JPMorgan Chase announced management reshuffle preparing for a time when CEO Dimon is no longer in charge of nation’s largest and most profitable bank.
