, Jane Fraser to head Citigroup, first female to break the Wall Street Bank Glass ceiling
Jane Fraser will succeed Michael Corbat as the head of Citigroup Inc, making her the first woman to lead a major Wall Street bank.
, Novogratz says stock rally is a bubble ready to burst
“The economy is grinding, slowing down, we’re lurching in and out of COVID, yet the tech market makes new highs every day. That’s a classic speculative bubble.”
, Trending Stocks : H&M Finds Love on Wall Street | H&M Stock
Hennes & Mauritz, or H&M as it is popularly known, is facing a market crunch in share prices, much as others in the retail …
, US Stocks Take A Hit Following Coronavirus Spread
Whether you want to stay up-to-date on the latest business news, read in-depth CEO interviews, or find new ideas on leadership, management and innovation, …
, Wall Street Aims to Use Artificial Intelligence to Avoid Cons
It is a known phenomenon that the use of artificial intelligence is on the rise in various sectors of life. Latest news suggests that …
, Investment Banker, Breaking into the Wall Street Success
What is the first thought that comes to your mind when you hear the words Investment Banker? Well, the first thing that comes to …
, US Stock Markets Open Strongly After Wall Street Rebound
On Thursday, Asian stocks rose after Wall Street took off overnight, breaking a six-day series of misfortunes. The recovery brought a measure of relief …
, Occupy Wall Street Movement Moves Forward, Occupy George Bills Pave The Way
In a decade marked by revolutions and millions taking to the streets for some very basic needs, 2011 will be remembered as the year that saw it all: dictatorships defeated, regimes reigned in, political platforms taken over by the real people, and of course, the Occupy Wall Street movement. Occupy Wall Street is one of the most phenomenal revolutions to hit the streets in recent times; it is not a dictator or a military rule or a government bill the people are protesting this time: they’re not fighting against economic inequality and unfair distribution of wealth and resources.
