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Wednesday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Drop On Plunging Bank Earnings, Grim Economic Data

U.S. stocks fell on Wednesday as major U.S. banks reported big declines in first quarter earnings.

Wednesday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Fall As More Big Banks Post Profit Drops, Oil Below $20

U.S. stocks fell on Wednesday as major U.S. banks reported big declines in first quarter earnings.

Goldman Sachs Reports 49% Drop In 1Q Profits To $1.1 Bn

Goldman Sachs reported a steep drop in first-quarter profits as it set aside funds for bad loans due to coronavirus shutdowns, even as upheaval in markets boosted its trading business

Goldman Sachs reports 49% drop in 1Q profits to $1.1 bn

Iraq is OPEC's second-biggest oil producer

OPEC, Allies Agree To Historic Output Cuts To Shore Up Oil Prices, But Some Analysts Skeptical

OPEC and its allies agreed to cut daily oil production by 9.7 million barrels

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Infographic: Bear Market Recoveries Faster After Adverse Events

A report by Goldman Sachs shows that bear markets triggered by adverse events have – at least so far – passed faster and showed recoveries that were quicker than those caused by cyclical movements or structural problems.

Some Analysts Predict Economic Doomsday, Millions of Job Losses, In US Due To Coronavirus

Some experts are warning of catastrophic damage to the U.S. economy

US retail sales fell across the board in February, but remained flat for food and beverage retailers as shoppers stocked up fearing the advancing coronavirus

Has The Global Recession Started? Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs Issue Reassessments

Economists at Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs predict a sharp downturn in the second quarter.

Is The Bull Market Over? Goldman Sachs Says Both Real And Financial Economies Stressed

In a note to investors, the investment bank said after 11 years the current bull market is at an end but that could change by the end of the year.

Toyota's deal with Suzuki comes as the auto industry undergoes major changes

Coronavirus Will Sharply Cut Japanese Automakers' Profits

The impact of coronavirus is expected to reduce Japan carmaker profits

US banking regulators fined ex-Wells Fargo Chief Executive John Stumpf $17.5 million over the bank's 2016 fake accounts scandal, blaming Stumpf and other top former executives for the debacle

Wells Fargo Backs Out From Funding Arctic Oil Projects

Wells Fargo becomes third major US lender to stop financing Arctic oil projects

Stock Market 2020: How Much Did Wall Street Drop This Week? Coronavirus, Correction Hurt Investors

The Trump administration has downplayed the coronavirus in order to calm the stock market.

Wind patterns are left in the ice pack that covers the Arctic Ocean north of Prudhoe Bay, Alaska

Alaska Officials Angered, Alarmed By JP Morgan Chase’s Refusal To Finance Arctic Oil Projects

JP Morgan became the second large U.S. lender to cease funding oil projects in the Arctic

Donald Trump tried to soothe US concerns by saying the spread of COVID-19 in the country was not inevitable, though health officials said it was not so much 'if' but 'when' it will happen

Trump Will Lose 2020 Elections If Coronavirus Spreads In USA, Goldman Sachs Warns

President Donald Trump has always said the strong stock market and economy will get him re-elected. COVID-19 might deny him this win.

Diagnosis of the new coronavirus in China will now require sophisticated laboratory testing

Thursday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Fall On Continuing Virus Fears

U.S. stocks closed lower on Thursday on continuing coronavirus worries

Senator Bernie Sanders celebrates with supporters after US networks declare him winner of the New Hampshire primary, a critical early test in the Democratic battle for the right to face President Donald Trump in November

Who’s Afraid Of A Bernie Sanders Presidency? Wall Street

Some Wall Street observers are worried about Bernie Sanders’ rising popularity

The Federal Reserve announced it is permanently barring a senior Goldman Sachs executive from the banking industry over the 1MDB scandal

Fed Permanently Bars Goldman Banker Over 1MDB

Fed permanently bars Goldman banker over 1MDB

Goldman Sachs raised $6.5 billion for Malaysia's 1MDB fund, and is accused of bribery in the scandal that siphoned off billions

Goldman Sachs + Amazon: Small Business Lending May Never Be The Same

Goldman Sachs and Amazon reportedly are close to announcing a partnership that will pair the two to offer loans to small- and medium-sized businesses.

Medical staff in protective clothing carry a suspected virus patient from an apartment in the central Chinese city of Wuhan, the epicentre of the outbreak

Friday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Open Mixed As Coronavirus Fears Grow

Stocks take a dive on coronavirus fears.

Goldman Sachs Chief Executive David Solomon will preside over the firm's first-ever investor day

Goldman Sachs Hopes For Bounce From First-ever Investor Day

Goldman Sachs hopes for bounce from first-ever investor day

David Solomon, chief executive of Goldman Sachs, which reported a drop in quarterly earnings due to higher legal and regulatory costs

Goldman Sachs Q4 Profits Hit As It Readies For Hefty 1MDB Fine

Goldman Sachs Q4 profits hit as it readies for hefty 1MDB fine

Goldman Sachs Q4 Profits Hit By Elevated Legal Costs

Goldman Sachs Q4 profits hit by elevated legal costs

Goldman In Talks To Admit Guilt In 1MDB Case: Report

Goldman in talks to admit guilt in 1MDB case: report

SEC Permanently Bars Ex-Goldman Banker Over 1MDB Bribery

SEC permanently bars ex-Goldman banker over 1MDB bribery

Goldman Sachs chief executive David Solomon has denied allegations of gender discrimination against an AI programme used to set credit limits for Apple Cards

Climate Change News: Goldman Sachs Rejects Arctic Oil, Gas Exploration, Touts Sustainable Projects Instead

CEO David Solomon wars of widespread negative consequences unless the world eschews actions that damage the environment.

Morgan Stanley Layoffs: 1,500 Lose Jobs Over Economic Uncertainty

Citing global uncertainties, Morgan Stanley wil fire 1,500 more people in a continuation of a downsizing that began in 2015.

Goldman Sachs CEO Says 'No Gender Bias' In Apple Card

Goldman Sachs CEO says 'no gender bias' in Apple Card

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