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Stationary bikes
WALL STREET November 17, 2021
Regarding the most pressing questions on Wall Street and in my inbox.
Jack Welch
WALL STREET November 14, 2021
Twenty years after stepping down as the leader of GE, and being minted the C.E.O. of the century, Jack Welch’s baby is about to become three companies. What went wrong?
Elon Musk
WALL STREET November 10, 2021
Tesla has broken the will of short-sellers, market prognosticators, even one-eyed all-seeing Big Short god Michael Burry. But is the party finally ending?
Kendall and Logan Roy
WALL STREET November 7, 2021
Regarding the most pressing questions on Wall Street and in my inbox.
Marc Rowan
WALL STREET November 3, 2021
Apollo Global Management has long been identified with its co-founder Leon Black. Now his successor Marc Rowan is on a mission to change that narrative—pronto—and to make a killing in the process.
Donald and Melania Trump
WALL STREET October 31, 2021
Regarding the most pressing questions on Wall Street and in my inbox.
WBD C.E.O. David Zaslav, at the end of the 9 a.m. call, described CNN as an “unmoored boat.” But, he said, “this is our company, our boat. We all have an oar.”
MEDIA October 27, 2021
Decades before he christened the deal of the streaming age, David Zaslav cut his teeth under the tutelage of Jack Welch, Bob Wright and John Malone. The formative years of his career explain as much about the history of cable as they portend about the future of streaming.
Trump in New York
MEDIA October 24, 2021
As a business, the DWAC-TMTG merger is full of red flags: peripatetic sponsor, nonexistent product, outrageous valuation. But a mysterious bulk order, made just before the merger announcement sent the stock flying, may be the most telling market signal of all.
American Express Executives Sanford Weill and James Dimon
WALL STREET October 20, 2021
A decade ago, Congress and the vox populi banded together to try to send Wall Street bankers to the clink and chasten the industry for a generation. How’d that go? Re-regulation made the industry stronger and richer than ever—just as the mob moved on to Silicon Valley.
Jamie Dimon in 2019
WALL STREET October 17, 2021
Regarding the most pressing questions on Wall Street and in my inbox.
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