Goldman Sachs’s Profit Drop Is 40 Percent Worse Than Wall Street Expected Goldman Sachs posted its largest quarterly earnings miss in a decade as its investment banking and asset management revenue fell sharply. By Sissi Cao
Goldman Sachs Begins Cutting 3,200 Jobs in its Largest Layoffs Since the Financial Crisis Goldman Sachs plans to lay off up to 3,200 employees, or 7 percent of its workforce, starting this week. About a third of the cut will come from its trading and banking units. By Sissi Cao
Bonuses for Goldman Partners Are Set to Shrink by up to 50% as Wall Street Banks Pull Back on Pay Goldman Sachs partners could see their bonuses shrink by 50 percent this year as Wall Street looks to trim executive compensation. By Courtney Vinopal
Goldman Sachs Traders May Receive Smaller Bonuses Even as the Bank’s Revenue Rises By Courtney Vinopal
Five Years After #MeToo, Wall Street’s Culture of Secrecy Makes Progress Hard to Measure By Courtney Vinopal
Goldman Sachs Reportedly Paid $12 Million to Keep a Former Partner’s Allegations of Sexism Quiet By Courtney Vinopal
Corporate Executives Could Be Forced to Repay Bonuses For Accounting Errors Under New SEC Rule By Courtney Vinopal
After a Boom in Deal-Making, Wall Street’s Investment Banks Say the Party Is Over With Looming Layoffs By Courtney Vinopal
In “Bully Market,” Jamie Fiore Higgins Pulls Back the Veil on Goldman Sachs’s Sexist Culture By Courtney Vinopal
Goldman Sachs May Bring Back Annual Performance Reviews, Hinting at Layoffs for the Bank’s Bottom 5 Percent By Courtney Vinopal
Big Tech and Finance Companies Want Workers to Return, Even If It’s Not Good for Business By Linda Carroll