Goldman Loses Gloss: Profit, Pay Slide
The bulge-bracket bank swelled ranks by 10% last year, though it set aside 5% less to pay its troops. Earnings took a hit as the firm struggled with low trading volumes and one-time charges from the...
View ArticleGoldman Equity Research Co-Director to Retire
Laura Conigliaro will step down in June and will be replaced by Arjun Murti and Bob Boroujerdi.
View ArticleRichard Ruzika Retires as Head of Goldman's Special Situations Group
He will retire at the end of April and be replaced by Jason Brown.
View ArticleGoldman Readies for Annual 5% Reduction in Staff
The company had 35,700 employees at the end of 2010, which means potentially 1,785 could be affected.
View ArticleHow to Move on After You've Been Dumped by Goldman
You've just been let go from Goldman Sachs. Now what? It's time to get back into the job-search game.
View ArticleBig Pay Boost for Blankfein and His Driver
CEO Lloyd Blankfein received compensation valued at $14.12 million, up from $1.02 million in 2009. His driver did okay too.
View ArticleGoldman's Metherell to Leave Firm for Startup with BP's Hayward
Julian Metherwell, head of Goldman's invesment bank in the U.K., plans to leave the firm in the summer and may join the former CEO of BP in a energy investment firm.
View ArticleHow to Get Ahead at Goldman Sachs
It helps to be driven, humble and even a little green and impressionable. A collection of pointers refined from William D. Cohan's new bestseller "Money and Power: How Goldman Sachs Came to Rule the...
View ArticleGoldman Names New Brazil Chief
Alejandro Vollbrechthausen will become president of Goldman Sachs Brazil Bank, in charge of the firm's Sao Paulo office and operations on the ground in that country.
View ArticleOutgoing Goldman Retail Investment Banking Chief and Ex-Asda Head Team Up
The departing head of retail investment banking at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has teamed up with the former chief executive of Asda to launch a new vehicle that will buy small businesses in the retail...
View ArticleGoldman to Hire Overseas, Cut Back in U.S.
As Goldman Sachs plans major job cuts in the United States, the firm is planning to expand overseas with a major hiring spree in Singapore and taking the unusual step of alerting Congress before even...
View ArticleGoldman to Ax 230 in New York City
Goldman Sachs will lay off 230 people in New York City over the next several months, according to a notice the company filed with the New York State Department of Labor.
View ArticleGoldman Plans 1,000 Job Cuts
The firm set aside less money to pay workers in the first half of 2011 than in the year earlier period.
View ArticleGoldman Sachs Gives Fired Employees a Gentle Shove Out the Door
The firm gives employees a grace period in which to find a new job after they've been laid off.
View ArticleGoldman Europe COO Retires
One of Goldman Sachs' most senior directors in Europe, who for five years was co-head of the European M&A advisory group and was most recently chief operating officer, has retired from the bank...
View ArticleInvestment Banks Shrink
The outlines of a new, smaller Wall Street came into view Tuesday, with firms from Japan to Switzerland announcing sharp cutbacks a day after commodities broker MF Global Holdings Ltd. filed for...
View ArticleThe Partner Exodus at Goldman Sachs
If you see the ship's crew vaulting over the gang rail it is probably time to head for the lifeboats. So, does the unusually high number of partners that have left Goldman Sachs in the past few months...
View ArticleThe Best Places to Work in 2012
Looking for a new gig? Sausalito, Calif.-based workplace culture website Glassdoor.com has released its annual list of the Top 50 Best Places to Work in 2012. Among companies that ranked in the top 50...
View ArticleRisk Chief Warned Corzine, Board of Dicey Trades
Michael Roseman, the company's former chief risk officer, left MF Global in March after voicing concerns about the growing size of the firm's bet on European sovereign debt.
View ArticleGoldman's de Giorgi to Join BofA
Goldman Sachs executive Diego de Giorgi is expected to leave the Wall Street firm to take a senior role with Bank of America Merrill Lynch in London, according to people familiar with the matter.
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