Goldman Sachs CEO says Trump tariffs are part of a plan to 'level the playing field'
U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to impose tariffs is part of a plan to "level the playing field" that he views as unfair, but the end result remains uncertain, Goldman Sachs chair and CEO David Solomon told a conference in Australia.
Goldman Sachs, Targets VPs
The move will see 3% to 5% of the bank’s global workforce of 46,500 cut, sources familiar with the matter told The Post.
A weak showing in consumer confidence surveys and worse-than-expected unemployment claims data have sparked recession chatter ...
Goldman Sachs trims its staff, cutting what it deems to be the underperformers. This year, VPs stand to be big targets, BI ...
The issue was discussed by CEO David Solomon and the bank’s partners at their annual meeting in Miami earlier this month, ...
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon, plans to cut 3% to 5% of its workforce, focusing on underperforming vice presidents. While ...
Goldman Sachs has removed its 'diversity and inclusion' section from annual filings to comply with U.S. law, while affirming ...
The Wall Street bank has named Tim Freeman and Jared Baker to co-head its new Capital Solutions Group in Australia and New ...
"We strongly believe that merit and diversity are not mutually exclusive," CEO David Solomon said.
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