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Apple vs. Samsung: Galaxy Fold A Problem For Tim Cook, Goldman Sachs Says

The Samsung Galaxy Fold will force Apple to respond with a similar device.

Apple Credit Card: Company Reportedly Teaming Up With Goldman Sachs

Apple may be teaming up with Goldman Sachs for a credit card to release ahead of the next iPhone launch.

Keep Down Big Expectations On Stock Market in 2019: Goldman Sachs Expert

Investors expecting big returns from stock markets in 2019 must scale down their expectations, advised Peter Oppenheimer, the chief global equity strategist at Goldman Sachs.

Goldman Sachs Crypto Trading Plan On Hold While SEC Mulls Security Risks

While the SEC chairman said he had security concerns that must to addressed before approving bitcoin ETFs, Goldman Sachs was holding off on its plans for a crypto trading desk due to regulatory barriers.

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Goldman Sachs Nears Deal To Sell Its Fintech App

Goldman Sachs is in advanced talks with several financial companies to spin off ‘Simon’, its three-year-old app that sells financial products to retail investors, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.

'Who Broke The Law?' Cohn Says, Defending Wall Street's Role In Crisis

Cohn's comments mostly tracked the sentiment of Wall Street bankers and other wealthy Americans who have felt unfairly maligned for the mortgage market’s collapse and the economic downturn that ensued.

SEC Scrutiny Of Tesla Grows As Goldman Hints At Adviser Role

The latest news extended the roller-coaster ride for the electric car-maker's investors in recent days, adding to uncertainty about the future course of the company.

Elon Musk tweets on taking Tesla private

Tesla Stock Price: Is Elon Musk’s $420-A-Share Proposal Fair?

Analysts covering Tesla are debating if Elon Musk's $420-a-share proposal is a fair price for the stock, or the transaction will even materialize.

S&P Buybacks Brisk In Second-Quarter, May Set Another Record: S&P Dow Jones

Corporate buybacks in the second quarter by S&P 500 companies are at $135.2 billion based on filings so far from 71.8 percent of the S&P 500 companies, an analysis said.

Who Is David Solomon? Goldman Sachs Names DJ-ing Banker CEO To Replace Lloyd Blankfein

The global investment bank announced on Tuesday that the 54-year-old banker would step into the position in October.

Cryptocurrency Industry Must Roll Out The Red Carpet For Big-Money Players

Anticipated flood of institutional money into cryptocurrencies is being slowed by three main obstacles.

Volcker 'Fix' May Cause New Headaches For Wall Street

On May 30, U.S. regulators unveiled a plan to modify the so-called Volcker Rule introduced following the 2007-2009 financial crisis, aiming to make compliance easier for many firms and relieving small banks altogether.

Why I Left Investment Banking To Start My Own Social Media Company

Creative fulfillment was one of the biggest reasons I quit investment banking, and it taught me that happiness is worth more than the paycheck.

Goldman Sachs Bitcoin Predictions: Cryptocurrencies Will Fall To Zero

The global head of investment research at Goldman Sachs is predicting most cryptocurrency coins aren't going to survive the bubble.

Cloud Storage Company Dropbox Secretly Files For IPO: Report

Dropbox, valued at $10 billion, recently filed for an IPO.

Goldman Sachs Trying to Kill Initiative Requiring More Lobbying Disclosure

The bank is aiming to prevent a vote on an initiative to require executives to detail their efforts to influence politicians

Could New Jersey Be The Next State To Legalize Marijuana?

Newly elected New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy advocated for the legalization of recreational marijuana in his campaign.

It Could Take Goldman Sachs Years To Trade Bitcoin

It will probably be a while before American banks offer cryptocurrency — but the interest is already there.

Gary Cohn's NEC Has Been Lobbied By Goldman Sachs-Backed Industry Groups

The White House said National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn would recuse himself from matters directly affecting his old employer, Goldman Sachs. But groups Goldman is a member of have been directly lobbying the NEC.

If Pence Shapes Trump’s Infrastructure Plan, Who Would Profit? Who Would Pay?

Mike Pence’s handling of privatization deals for Indiana roads reveals how the vice president might shape the administration’s $1 trillion plan to rebuild America. Who would profit, and who would pay?

Goldman Sachs Keeps Quiet About Deregulation, Despite How Much Money It Spends To Influence Policy

While the bank’s CFO wouldn’t comment on major financial regulatory measures, Goldman spends big on efforts to influence policy.

Warren Demands Trump Aide Gary Cohn Recusal From White House Proposal That Could Benefit Goldman Sachs

Democrat says White House aide Gary Cohn, a former Goldman Sachs president, is pushing a plan that "could be worth a fortune to Goldman.”

Trump Administration Conflicts Of Interest: How Gary Cohn Could Sell U.S. Infrastructure To Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs wants to buy U.S. infrastructure, and the bank's former president is the Trump administration official in charge of privatizing public assets.

Why Financial Tech Is Booming In Brazil

São Paulo could soon rival established fintech hubs like London and New York, thanks to a fresh crop of Brazilian startups attracting international attention for innovative financial tech.