Finance
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Wall Street job cuts are back — here’s the latest on what Goldman, Citi and other banks are doing
As summer turns to fall, financial powerhouses like Goldman Sachs and Citigroup are resuming job cuts after a pandemic pause. Some Wall...
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An incident known as ‘bathroomgate’ left some Coinbase employees feeling ‘targeted,’ say former workers. It’s the kind of fight CEO Brian Armstrong wants to avoid.
Last year, Coinbase removed signs on office bathrooms indicating that employees should use the bathroom where they feel most comfortable, a symbol...
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Here’s the 21-page deck that Crowdz, a startup that helps small businesses finance their invoices, used to nab an extra $2 million during a ‘perfect storm’ for growth
Crowdz is a marketplace for companies to finance their invoices. The startup raised a $6.1 million Series A in 2019 in a...
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Here’s how much investment-banking associates at Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and other big banks are getting paid
Associates at Wall Street investment banks can expect to earn total compensation that, in some cases, exceeds more than $250,000 per year....
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These 10 early-stage wealth startups are on the brink of breaking out, according to top VCs
DriveWealth Robert Cortright, the CEO of DriveWealth. DriveWealth Cited by: Route 66 Ventures, an investor in DriveWealth Total raised: $54.3 million What it...
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Inside the regulatory turf war over red-hot payments startups that has the big banks and the OCC at odds with each other
The OCC has been mulling a special-purpose banking charter aimed at fintechs that process payments. Currently, non-chartered fintechs are regulated and licensed...
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348Co-founders of major cryptocurrency trading platform BitMEX are charged with violating the US Bank Secrecy Act
OZAN KOSE/Getty Four top executives of major crypto trading platform BitMEX have been charged with violating US anti-money laundering regulations, the Commodity...
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SPAC power players — Goldman nabs GM credit cards— The next hot alt-data set
Happy Friday! A while back I wrote about Goldman’s reported push to acquire General Motor’s credit card. Turns out the bank sealed...
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Goldman Sachs reportedly just landed GM’s $2.5 billion credit card business, its second co-branded deal after the Apple Card (GM, GS, COF)
Goldman Sachs won the bid for General Motors’ credit-card business for roughly $2.5 billion, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday. The Wall Street...
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Big Law career guide: How firms are navigating the new normal, which practice areas are faring the best, and how pay is shaping up
The legal industry has seen its fair share of disruption from the coronavirus pandemic: Many law school graduates were — and still...