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Golden Globes: '1917' wins Best Film, Joaquin Phoenix, Renée Zellweger take home awards for Best Actor, ActressQuentin Tarantino's 'Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood' won Best Film (Comedy or Musical).- Negative interest rates aren't the 'new normal': BlankfeinMajor focus is on China's slower rate of economic growth as it is still substantial, particularly given that it is now the world's second-l...
- Slashing CEO pay won't eliminate income inequality: JP Morgan chief Jamie DimonJP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon says cutting down on executive compensation wouldn't help eliminate income inequality.
- Meet the Goldman Sachs team that has been crushing tech bankingGoldman Sachs has made $497 million this year advising technology companies on anything from acquisitions to equity and debt deals.
- The 'God' of oil trading is getting crushed by the commodities slumpA commodities hedge fund run by star trader Andy Hall is getting hammered by the collapsing oil price.
- One of the biggest dealmakers on Wall Street is sounding the alarm on M&ACenterview Partners co-founder Blair Effron highlighted similarities between the current market environment and that of 2007.
- It's already shaping up to be a bad quarter for Wall Street banksThe Federal Open Market Committee is set to meet September 16-17, and could potentially raise interest rates for the first time in years.
- The US just sanctioned a fund that was connected to some of the biggest names in financePrivate equity moguls Steve Schwarzman of Blackstone, David Bonderman of TPG, and Leon Black of Apollo Global Management all served at RDIF.
- Here's why the Carlyle Group can't spend its massive pile of cashThe private equity behemoth, which has $192.8 billion in total assets under management, reported second-quarter earnings on Wednesday.
- Here's how Goldman Sachs is crushing tech IPOsIt's currently the No. 1 firm in tech banking, according to data from Dealogic, raking in $328 million in revenue from tech deals.
- Two years after a Wall Street intern suddenly died, bank rookies are still putting in insane hoursInvestment banks are typically known for grueling 90-100 hour workweeks, filled with fruitless busywork assigned on very tight deadlines.
- Hedge fund manager: Alexis Tsipras could be gone in 30 daysAs for the wider implications of a Greek default on the global economy, Richards said that European banks are strong, and few have exposure...
- Kirk Kerkorian's death signalled the end of an era in dealmakingKerkorian was a perfect example of the American dream: a first-generation American and the son of Armenian immigrants.
- Millionaires are turning to 'robo advisors', but only in some parts of the worldAt least among millionaires, robo-advisors are most popular outside the US and Europe, according to the annual Capgemini and RBC Wealth Man...
- Why investors pulled $9.3 billion from emerging market fundsThis week was terrible for emerging markets. Investors pulled $9.3 billion from emerging market funds - the most since the financial crisis...
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