Goldman Sachs hedges dress code, suits and ties now optional
The new "firm wide flexible dress code" was announced in an internal memo.
Chevron woos investors with pledge of higher returns from shale
Oil companies are trying to win back investors after years of underperforming other industrial sectors and the S&P 500.
Fed's Kaplan says US corporate debt a reason for rate hike pause
The Fed in January put three years of rate hikes on hold, citing weakening global growth and an expectation for slower U.S. growth ahead.
Ponca Tribe fighting 2 states and a city to keep new casino
The $10 million Prairie Flower Casino opened in November with 200 slot-style machines.
Wall Street week ahead: US stock reign may not last over other regions
U.S. stocks are near 70-year highs relative to other global developed markets, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
Blackstone CEO Schwarzman's $350M MIT gift to power AI computing
Schwarzman’s gift is part of a $1 billion MIT push to dominate Artificial Intelligence.
Texas lured Apple, Google, Oracle to state, Gov. Greg Abbott touts win
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is working to convince more financial and tech firms that are concerned about high taxes to consider the Lone Star State.
Goldman says legal losses could be up to $1.9B more than reserves
The bank added $844 million to its legal and regulatory provisions last year, more than four times what it set aside in 2017.
Macy's plans new restructuring to reduce top executives, save $100M annually
The company said it would introduce initiatives to grow margin through efficient management of its inventories and supply chain.
Brexit: British Parliament to decide between no deal and delay
But British lawmakers worried that May risks thrusting the world's fifth largest economy into an economic crisis have threatened to usurp control of Brexit from the government in a series of votes on Wednesday.
Bank of America drops 'Merrill Lynch' name in rebranding effort
Bank of America bought Merrill Lynch at the height of the 2007-08 financial crisis.
The Oscars: A win doesn't guarantee a financial windfall these days
The gold-plated statuette appears to have lost some of its luster.
JPMorgan trades banker offices for shared desks
The bank already set up hot desks for investment bankers in Hong Kong,
Wells Fargo donates $444M to nonprofits for affordable housing, small businesses
The big bank donated to nearly 11,000 organizations that focus their work on promoting affordable housing, small businesses, education and environmental sustainability.
PG&E extends deadline for board nominations
Investors will now have until March 1 to nominate director candidates.
Deutsche Bank lost $1.6B on a bond bet
The loss represents one of Deutsche Bank’s largest ever from a single wager.
Brexit backlash has UK businesses flying the coop
Brexit backlash...Businesses saying bye-bye.
Citi to double Brazil commercial bank unit's assets by 2020
Citi is targeting firms with between 200 million and 1.8 billion reais in revenues, department head Antonio Rubens.
China seizes $1.5B in online lending crackdown
The police ministry said it launched the investigation because P2P lending was increasingly risky and rife with complaints about fraud, mismanagement and waste.
Citi in talks to buy Canary Wharf office building: Report
The tower at 25 Canada Square, which already houses many of the bank's 6,000 London-based staff.