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Meet Ted Pick, the hard-charging Wall Street trading boss who looks poised to succeed James Gorman as CEO of Morgan Stanley
The bank veteran is known for his Hermès ties, football-coach management style, and relentless drive, Pick's clients and ex-colleagues told Insider.
Here are 6 ways the rich save big on taxes, from putting mansions in trusts to guaranteeing inheritance for future generations
What might seem to be farfetched tax mitigation tactics are perfectly legal, lawyers and bankers to the wealthy tell Insider.
What Wall Street is telling employees about returning to the office, from Goldman Sachs to JPMorgan and Blackstone
See which banks, hedge funds, and private equity firms want their staff back five days a week and which allow some work from home.
Russia says it will not let foreign banks exit the market easily — unless they unfreeze Russian assets
President Vladimir Putin's regime continues to impose an increasing number of punitive measures on companies trying to exit the Russian market.
BlackRock is wrestling with succession planning. Here's the latest news on the biggest money manager.
BlackRock, which oversees $9.4 trillion, is planning for who will replace founder Larry Fink as CEO. Here's the latest BlackRock news from Insider.
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Wall Street's beach reads: 35 books to read on your summer vacation, picked by top investors, dealmakers, and traders
We compiled a list of books that Wall Streeters have recommended over the years that have helped them get ahead.
A scrap metal scam led to hundreds of millions in estimated losses at Europe's top copper producer
The metals industry has been rocked by massive thefts over the past year, including a bag of rocks imitating nickel at the London Metal Exchange.
Taylor Swift helps drive AMC Entertainment's stock higher after announcement of Eras Tour concert film
Taylor Swift's Eras Tour has been a massive success, and it even caught the attention of the Federal Reserve for its impact on local economies.
UBS to cut 3,000 jobs in Switzerland after Credit Suisse takeover
UBS CEO Sergio Ermotti said it will lay off "around 1,000" workers as it integrates Credit Suisse's domestic bank. A further 2,000 cuts will follow.
An indicator of Americans' willingness to gamble could suggest continued resilience in the US economy
The strength in Nevada's casino industry could serve as a broader signal to investors that the US economy is doing just fine.
Here's why China's yuan will never be able to dethrone the US dollar
"That weaponization of the dollar is part of the reason why Russia, China, and other BRICS nations have vied for an alternative to the dollar."
I went to college for free in Scotland. Here are 5 things about my experience that Americans may find surprising.
Insider's reporter went to college for free in her homeland, Scotland. The country hasn't charged students tuition fees since before 2008.
Inside Citadel's $19,000-a-month summer internship, where math whizzes are coached on everything from coding to drafting emails
Interns get face time with Citadel execs during company meals and learn how to craft 60-word emails, per Bloomberg.
54 up-and-coming fintechs transforming Wall Street and the way consumers bank, trade, invest, and pay, according to 34 top investors
Check out investors' top picks for promising fintechs. Behind-the-scenes firms and payment-, risk-, and compliance-related startups dominated this year's list.
'Interest rates are killing our industry': Here's what businesses are saying about the Fed's impact on the economy
"For the first time in a long time, we are seeing customers reduce or cancel orders due to softening end-use demand," a survey respondent said.
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The stock market could surge another 9% before year-end if the Fed does these 2 things, Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel says
The Federal Reserve needs to hold off on any further interest rate hikes for Jeremy Siegel's bullish stock market projection to materialize.
Blackstone's data center gamble
Blackstone's push into data centers reflects how it has sought to adapt to a fast-changing market as its giant real estate fund faces pressure.
Consumers aren't even close to being tapped out. Here's why, and what that means for the stock market.
While $1 trillion in credit card debt might sound like a lot, what really matters is whether or not consumers can pay down those debts. They can.
BlackRock keeps delaying a new fund as the world's largest money manager wrestles with political attacks
Last fall, BlackRock filed to launch an ESG municipal bond exchange-traded fund. It hasn't launched while ESG has become a flashpoint on Wall Street.
Bitcoin could drop to the $20,000 range if a key price level is breached
"We remain long-term neutral, but we are wary of negative catalysts that could develop from a bigger retracement," Katie Stockton said.