In the Wake of Massive Layoffs, Tech Workers Reconsider Their Future
In November powerhouse tech companies were cutting jobs and implementing hiring freezes that began last summer and gathered force through late 2022.
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Davos 2023: 'It Just Didn't Seem Like the Right Year to be Celebrating'
A regular charge leveled at participants of World Economic Forum in Davos is they talk big game on climate change, then fly to Zurich on private jets.
Davos Latest: Scholz Says Germany Back on Track After Gas Shock
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz struck upbeat tone in address to World Economic Forum, telling delegates that Europe’s biggest economy is back on track.
Ex-Goldman Bankers Tap LinkedIn, Headhunters in Frail Financial Jobs Market
Newly unemployed Goldman Sachs workers are tapping head-hunters after losing their jobs in its biggest restructuring since the 2008-9.
Congress Fight Puts Spotlight on Timing for Potential US Default
Investors are intensifying their focus on just when the US government might run up against its statutory borrowing cap.
Wall Street’s Big Banks Score $1 Trillion of Profit in a Decade
Malick Diop was playing a small role in something almost unfathomably lucrative: The first trillion-dollar decade for the six giants of US banking.
Recession, Rate Hikes, Diversity: What’s Ahead for Banks in 2023
End of 2022 can’t come soon enough for many in banking industry. Whether 2023 brings revival or more of same hinges to large extent on Fed Reserve.
