Goldman Sachs, China and Theranos: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ON WALL STREET
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It seems like a pretty fundamental question for anyone in a service industry. In bond trading, however, it has been a mystery until recently.
And that means Wall Street banks are only now figuring out the answer to this incredibly important question.
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Investment bankers at UBS can now take at least two hours of "personal time" a week in the latest attempt by a bank to retain staff with a better work-life balance.
China could be about to plunge us all into a world of pain, the world's economic 'canary in the coal mine' flopped again, and several automakers are reporting huge drops in May sales.
Salesforce is buying Demandware in a $2.8 billion deal. Jose Cuervo is planning a $1 billion IPO. And SoftBank is planning to sell $7.9 billion in Alibaba stock to cut debt.
Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes' net worth is now zero, according to Forbes.
And lastly, safe sales are skyrocketing because of negative interest rates.
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