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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon worried about mounting US debt: 'There will be a reckoning'
"We should be concerned about this, not sounding an alarm bell," he said. "But I do think over time, this is an issue."
Goldman's No. 2 exec urges end to US shutdown: America 'works better when government is open'
The Goldman Sachs COO told The Post that a protracted spat over federal funding could spill over into the wider IPO market.
Goldman Sachs warns of looming layoffs as AI reshapes Wall Street giant's operations
Wall Street firm will “constrain headcount growth through" 2025 and carry out a “limited reduction in roles across the firm,” according to a memo.
Goldman Sachs posts bumper profits after dealmaking surge
The Solomon-led lender beat forecasts compiled by the London Stock Exchange Group of earnings per share of $11 and revenues of $14.1 billion.
Goldman Sachs CEO shares warning about AI's stock market 'drawdown' effect: 'Won't feel good'
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon on Friday warned that an AI investment frenzy may be overdone – and that stock markets are due for a “drawdown”.
Goldman Sachs says gold could hit $5K as fears grow over Federal Reserve's independence
The president last month called for Jan Hatzius, the bank’s chief economist, to be fired after he predicted consumers would end up picking up the tab for the tariffs
Lefty leanings of Goldman economist Jan Hatzius in Trump crosshairs
"He's much like a career Fed staffer and worse because he's partisan," said one top economist.
Trump blasts Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon over bank's tariffs warning: 'Focus on being a DJ'
Trump argued that companies and foreign governments -- not American households -- have been footing most of the bill for his tariffs.
Goldman Sachs hungry for acquisitions — but not for the targets you think
For one, Goldman CEO David Solomon doesn’t like overpaying, which is exactly what he’d have to do at this point to get Northern Trust to sell.
Goldman Sachs puts brakes on layoffs after strong Q2: FT
The cuts had been pencilled in for September if there was any severe economic turmoil from President Trump's tariff and trade policy, the FT said.
Citi cracks down on junior bankers over private equity 'job-hopping'
The bank’s attestation process will be a one-time form and reviewed on a case-by-case basis
Goldman Sachs posts biggest stock-trading bonanza in Wall Street history
The Wall Street giant released its second quarter results once day after crosstown rival JPMorgan
Rise of Zohran Mamdani has Wall Street giving up on Gotham
The NYC Partnership threw a party — but no one really showed up.
Goldman Sachs to demand new requirement from junior bankers in pledge of loyalty: report
Goldman Sachs is getting ready to impose a new requirement that junior bankers regularly pledge their loyalty to the Wall Street giant -- a clampdown designed to reduce defections to...
Former world leader joining Goldman Sachs in advisory role
Goldman's hiring of Sunak, who had also served as Britain's finance minister, as senior adviser adds to a long list of senior politicians taking up positions in finance.
Top Goldman Sachs banker quits real estate team
Eagle, 56, is set to join the real estate team at Jefferies, ending his near 28 years at the David Solomon-led investment bank.
Goldman Sachs CEO's behind-the-scenes battles: Critics reportedly pushed out in Solomon's crackdown
Solomon reportedly lashed out at critics, confronted departing executives with yelling fits and probed suspected leakers to the press.
Goldman Sachs makes major change to its web page amid DEI rollback
In 2021, Goldman launched the "One Million Black Women" program pledging $10 billion in investments specifically aimed at supporting black women.
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon warns Trump's tariffs are forcing CEOs 'to tighten their belts'
The Wall Street titan issued some of his bluntest public criticism of the White House's trade policy to date on Trump's 100 days in office.
Goldman shareholders OK $160M pay packages for David Solomon, John Waldron despite opposition
Proxy adviser Glass Lewis had earlier recommended investors cast vote against the compensation plans, citing the bank's "continued inability to align pay with performance."