Meet the woman who wrote a shocking account of her life on Wall Street
Jamie Fiore Higgins, who worked at Goldman Sachs for 18 years, wants to break the “taboo” around candidly discussing workplace harassment and assault.
Credit Suisse to delay its 2022 annual report after a ‘late call’ from the SEC
Credit Suisse announced that it will delay the publication of its 2022 annual report after a late call with the SEC on Wednesday night.
CNBC Daily Open: Everyone’s anxious about Friday’s jobs report
Two jobs reports released yesterday showed the labor market remaining stubbornly robust. But layoffs rose and wage growth decelerated.
Women make up only 20% of Asia’s boardrooms, but Japan and South Korea lag even further behind
Asia is falling far behind its regional peers in terms of female boardroom representation, analysis from MSCI and BofA Securities showed.
‘A terrible environment for equities’: Market veteran predicts when stocks will pull back — and how to trade it
Chief market strategist Chris Watling expects stocks to fall into a bear market over the next three to six months thanks to lofty valuations.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is hospitalized after falling
McConnell, 81, tripped at a D.C. hotel after an event for the Senate Leadership Fund on Wednesday night, two senators who attended the event told NBC News.
Eli Lilly Alzheimer’s treatment solanezumab failed to slow disease progression
Solanezumab’s failure is a blow to efforts to treat Alzheimer’s in people who have not yet shown clinical symptoms.
China’s Shein set to raise $2 billion in new funding round, aims for U.S. IPO later this year, sources say
Shein cut its valuation to $64 billion in this fundraising, down by a third from a funding round a year ago, according to six sources with knowledge of the matter.
U.S. says it doesn’t want to separate its economy from China’s
The U.S. is pushing back on the idea it wants to suppress China, according to a State Department spokesperson’s comments.
Dutch to restrict semiconductor tech exports to China, joining U.S. effort
The announcement marked the first concrete move by the Dutch toward adopting rules urged by Washington to hobble China’s chipmaking industry.
