Goldman Strikes Deal to Sell Unit That Offers Financial Advice to the Masses
Goldman Sachs found a buyer for a personal finance unit that serves the mass affluent as it tries to scale back ambitions for parts of its business.
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Subway is Finally Sold for $9.6B
Sandwich chain heirs who've owned company for 6 decades agree to sell to Dunkin' and Arby's owners Roark Capital New bosses plan 23K-store expansion.
David Solomon is Not the First to Face a Leadership Crisis at Goldman Sachs
Interest rates soar above 5%, pressuring profits. Partners head for the exits. A leader faces scrutiny.
Goldman, JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley, UBS Settle Stock-Lending Suit
Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan Chase and UBS AG agreed to pay nearly $500M to settle antitrust class action by US pension funds.
Mark Zuckerberg’s New ‘In-Person Time Policy’ Will Crack Down on Meta’s Remote Work Rebels
Mark Zuckerberg, once a champion of fully remote work, has doubled down on Meta’s crackdown on working from home.
Charles Schwab Puts a Price Tag on Shedding Real Estate, Cutting Jobs and Trimming Other Expenses
Charles Schwab expects to incur charges of about $400M to $500M to shed real estate in San Francisco and other corporate offices across the country.
Citigroup Mulls Plan to Remove Leadership Layer at Its Largest Unit
Citigroup is considering plans to eliminate the role atop the bank's biggest division when its leader, Paco Ybarra, leaves next year.
