Goldman Sachs

Wartime dispatches from Russia, Ukraine and the CNBC studios.

That’s what this was all about, right?

How one man was married to three women at the same time, and how it may sink the case against his old friend.

There is a pattern developing, and not a good one if the Justice Department ever wants another Wall Street fraud conviction to stick.

Calls from Pawan Passi have been succeeded by calls from federal prosecutors and Gary Gensler.

Before we get to the juicy stuff at the ex-Goldman banker 1MDB trial, we’ve got to hear about all the fraud.

Block trading is getting the old Garland-Gensler double-team.

D.J. D-Sol makes it rain.

Profit down, pay up? What is this, the Salvation Army?

Which is when you will be back at your desks, goddamnit, epidemiology notwithstanding.

Davos? No. Holiday parties? Maybe. Vaccine mandates? It’s up to Neil Gorsuch.

Puneet Diskhit is going up the river.

D-Sol and Dimon are getting in the holiday spirit.

With paid bereavement leave and six-week sabbaticals, you can just call it Goldman Snowflake.

Ray Dalio, not so much.

He doesn’t need the extra $50 million to stick around, but the board’s giving it to him anyway.

It’s not supposed to be this way for the Elect of the Elect.

At least one company did not enjoy having its shares dumped, it says in lawsuit form.