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Young Bankers In US Snorting ADHD Drugs To Get Through Gruelling 22-Hour Workdays
The use of stimulants, including medications like Adderall and Vyvanse, as well as high-caffeine energy drinks, is prevalent among young bankers.
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Panic Attacks, 100-Hour Work Week: Employees Recount Harsh Realities Of Working On Wall Street
Several employees have now been opening up about the ''demanding and challenging'' work culture and outlining the harsh realities of working on Wall Street.
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US Banker's Death At 35 Sparks Outrage Over Wall Street's "Toxic" Work Culture
The sudden death of a 35-year-old Bank Of America associate has sparked outrage on Wall Street as bankers slam the toxic work culture they feel contributed to his death, particularly the long work weeks.
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Ex-Wall Street Banker Goes Missing In China, Unseen For 2 Weeks: Report
The founder of a private equity fund in China, a former Wall Street banker, has gone missing after Chinese authorities started an investigation into alleged financial misconduct at his firm, financial magazine Caixin reported on Thursday.
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Didi Global Considers Going Private to Calm China, Compensate Investor Losses: Report
Didi Global is considering going private to placate Chinese authorities and compensate investor losses since the ride-hailing firm listed in the United States, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
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Suits And Ties Now Optional, Goldman Sachs Hedges Dress Code
Goldman Sachs Group Inc said on Tuesday that it is relaxing the dress code for all its employees, a move once considered unimaginable for the Wall Street firm's leagues of monk-shoed partners and bankers in bespoke suits.
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Volatility Inc: Inside Wall Street's $8 Billion Time Bomb
Call it the volatility-financial complex. All told, financial players have created more than $8 billion of products tied to one index alone. In a low-interest-rate world, investors desperate for returns snapped them up, and bankers collected fees along the way.
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Meet Imran Khan, the Bangladesh-Born Strategist Who Will Make $145 Million With Snap Inc. IPO
Imran Khan, a JPMorgan and Credit Suisse alum, will have stock worth $145 million when Snapchat’s parent company Snap Inc. goes public.
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Donald Trump To Name Goldman Executive Gary Cohn To Key Economic Post
US President-elect Donald Trump will likely ask a senior Goldman Sachs banker to coordinate economic policy across his administration, turning again to Wall Street for expertise in managing the world's largest economy, a transition official said on Friday.
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Guess Who Fortune 500 CEOs Want As The Next President? Hint: It's Not Trump.
Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump has turned the GOP's relationship with Wall Street on its head. Trump has vowed to get rid of trade deals supported by big business. He's threatened to default on U.S. debt, and he wants to raise tariffs on Chinese goods by 45 percent. He's accused hedge funds of "getting away with murder" and calle...
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Uber Reportedly Hires 3 Bankers as Tech World Raids Wall Street Talent
The bankers are the latest to leave Wall Street for tech startups, where the lure of more flexible hours can be hard to resist.
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Three Goldman Bankers Leave for Uber as Tech World Raids Wall Street Talent
Chelsea Cooper worked at Goldman for four years before leaving the banking world behind during the financial crisis for a career in technology. She was hired at Uber in 2012 as general manager of the company's United Kingdom operations, where she launched the service.
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Indian-Origin Banker to Plead Guilty in Regulatory Leak Case
In a rare criminal action on Wall Street, an Indian-origin former Goldman Sachs banker, suspected of taking confidential documents from a source inside the government, has agreed to plead guilty, a media report said today.
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Bitcoin Startups Lure Quant Whizzes From Wall Street
Wall Street bankers and traders are leaving high-paying jobs to join Bitcoin startups.
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Private Equity Firms in a Frenzied Race to Hire Young Investment Bankers
They are only in their early to mid-20s, but some young bankers on Wall Street are the most sought-after financiers around, with lucrative pay packages dangling before them.
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Young Bankers In US Snorting ADHD Drugs To Get Through Gruelling 22-Hour Workdays
The use of stimulants, including medications like Adderall and Vyvanse, as well as high-caffeine energy drinks, is prevalent among young bankers.
-
Panic Attacks, 100-Hour Work Week: Employees Recount Harsh Realities Of Working On Wall Street
Several employees have now been opening up about the ''demanding and challenging'' work culture and outlining the harsh realities of working on Wall Street.
-
US Banker's Death At 35 Sparks Outrage Over Wall Street's "Toxic" Work Culture
The sudden death of a 35-year-old Bank Of America associate has sparked outrage on Wall Street as bankers slam the toxic work culture they feel contributed to his death, particularly the long work weeks.
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Ex-Wall Street Banker Goes Missing In China, Unseen For 2 Weeks: Report
The founder of a private equity fund in China, a former Wall Street banker, has gone missing after Chinese authorities started an investigation into alleged financial misconduct at his firm, financial magazine Caixin reported on Thursday.
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Didi Global Considers Going Private to Calm China, Compensate Investor Losses: Report
Didi Global is considering going private to placate Chinese authorities and compensate investor losses since the ride-hailing firm listed in the United States, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
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Suits And Ties Now Optional, Goldman Sachs Hedges Dress Code
Goldman Sachs Group Inc said on Tuesday that it is relaxing the dress code for all its employees, a move once considered unimaginable for the Wall Street firm's leagues of monk-shoed partners and bankers in bespoke suits.
-
Volatility Inc: Inside Wall Street's $8 Billion Time Bomb
Call it the volatility-financial complex. All told, financial players have created more than $8 billion of products tied to one index alone. In a low-interest-rate world, investors desperate for returns snapped them up, and bankers collected fees along the way.
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Meet Imran Khan, the Bangladesh-Born Strategist Who Will Make $145 Million With Snap Inc. IPO
Imran Khan, a JPMorgan and Credit Suisse alum, will have stock worth $145 million when Snapchat’s parent company Snap Inc. goes public.
-
Donald Trump To Name Goldman Executive Gary Cohn To Key Economic Post
US President-elect Donald Trump will likely ask a senior Goldman Sachs banker to coordinate economic policy across his administration, turning again to Wall Street for expertise in managing the world's largest economy, a transition official said on Friday.
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Guess Who Fortune 500 CEOs Want As The Next President? Hint: It's Not Trump.
Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump has turned the GOP's relationship with Wall Street on its head. Trump has vowed to get rid of trade deals supported by big business. He's threatened to default on U.S. debt, and he wants to raise tariffs on Chinese goods by 45 percent. He's accused hedge funds of "getting away with murder" and calle...
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Uber Reportedly Hires 3 Bankers as Tech World Raids Wall Street Talent
The bankers are the latest to leave Wall Street for tech startups, where the lure of more flexible hours can be hard to resist.
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Three Goldman Bankers Leave for Uber as Tech World Raids Wall Street Talent
Chelsea Cooper worked at Goldman for four years before leaving the banking world behind during the financial crisis for a career in technology. She was hired at Uber in 2012 as general manager of the company's United Kingdom operations, where she launched the service.
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Indian-Origin Banker to Plead Guilty in Regulatory Leak Case
In a rare criminal action on Wall Street, an Indian-origin former Goldman Sachs banker, suspected of taking confidential documents from a source inside the government, has agreed to plead guilty, a media report said today.
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Bitcoin Startups Lure Quant Whizzes From Wall Street
Wall Street bankers and traders are leaving high-paying jobs to join Bitcoin startups.
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Private Equity Firms in a Frenzied Race to Hire Young Investment Bankers
They are only in their early to mid-20s, but some young bankers on Wall Street are the most sought-after financiers around, with lucrative pay packages dangling before them.
