Goldman Sachs

DJ D-Sol paid Goldmen less in Q1, but how long can he keep doing that?

DJ D-Sol just went Joan Crawford on outdated tech.

Though they be short, these ads are breathtaking in their lack of subtlety.

DJ D-Sol looking to spin way more ladies nights at 200 West St.

Mmm, the smell of pink slips wafting in from Battery Park City on the warming air.

Don't let anyone tell you that Goldman doesn't keeps it real.

David Solomon proving that he truly is Goldman Sachs' cool new dad.

Why else would a senior i-banker in Asia leave Goldman these days?

20-year veteran and head of program is thought to be the latest victim of DJ D-Sol and John Waldron's trading floor megadeath.

Guess who's walking away clean on the whole 1MDB thing though...

United Natural Foods really should have read the not-so-fine print.

Believe it or not, that’s the best-case scenario for the bank.

Sometimes it takes gilded balls to publish a research note.

After dressing up the world's most potent financial services company as a 90's era M&A i-bank, DJ D-Sol is apparently into cosplay.

On the subject of 1MDB scandal, DJ D-Sol wants everyone to rest easy next week.

$6.5 billion in bond deals? Sure. This cockamamie story about how you didn’t know people were stealing almost half of it? No.

Hey, if they can have stupid ideas, why can't we?

DJ Daddy D-Sol is handling it.

And those deals are happening, so, you know…

So, like, go easy on us.

...at being partner.

Some people from Citi and JPMorgan Chase just cut the line.

Unlike those silly traders, a greybeard investment banker like DJ D-Sol will quell the rebellion before it even begins.

Could this ex-partner’s guilty plea not have come, say, a month and a day ago?

This is the best PR sh!tshow we've watched in years.

David Solomon is going to have to find a woman to promote if Dina takes over at the UN.

The Forrest Gump of modern finance strikes again.

Charlie Gasparino reports on a nascent populist uprising inside 200 West Street.

Poor John Waldron will never know what evil he has done for love.

And also makes David Einhorn’s day.

David Solomon tells David Faber that he's focused on being COO and there's no succession timeline at Goldman Sachs.

It's either "Boils" or "Diseased livestock," cuz the "Frogs" thing already happened.

David Solomon's hipster eden at 200 West Street is coming into clearer focus.

The Nostradamuses of 200 West Street see how this ends.