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In early August, Goldman Sachs rolled out a fresh look.The Wall Street bank updated its website to reflect a new color palette, replacing its iconic blue-and-white color scheme with more neutrals, ...

Donald Trump’s election has unleashed hope for dealmaking, regulatory easing, and private credit, all of which should help out Goldman ...

In a report released today, Marcus Diebel from J.P. Morgan maintained a Buy rating ... However, on the same day, Goldman Sachs maintained a Hold rating on AUTO1 Group SE (Other OTC: ATOGF). ATOGF ...

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Housing affordability isn't set to get much better next year, Goldman Sachs analysts say. In the bank's 2025 Housing Outlook, the analysts forecast mortgage rates will remain elevated, even as the ...

The era of double-digit growth in the stock market may be coming to an end. Goldman Sachs (GS) strategists led by David Kostin estimate that the S&P 500 index will deliver an annualized return of ...

A new report from the big brains at Goldman Sachs set the investment world abuzz this week with a forecast that calls for miserly stock returns for years to come. Suddenly, there’s talk ...

Goldman Sachs aims to cease unsecured loan offerings to consumers through its digital consumer banking platform — Marcus. In 2023, it sold substantially all of Marcus’s loan portfolio.

Neiman Marcus has quietly removed the word “Christmas” from its iconic, 98-year-old annual gift catalog – and some company insiders gripe that the stealthy switch smacks of woke politics ...

Early last year, Alex Virolle, a Paris-based managing director at Goldman Sachs, had to make an unwelcome call to one of his superiors in New York. A talented banker who reported to him was quitting.