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Barclays' massive gender pay gap revealed One of the biggest banks on Wall Street on Thursday unveiled an eye-popping pay gap. Barclays, run by chief executive Jes Staley, pays its female investment bankers about half what...
MSG, Barclays to get 'Commando'-equipped cops amid terror concerns Specially trained NYPD officers armed with high-powered rifles will soon be assigned to every event at the city’s major stadiums to combat potential terror, The Post has learned. In the...
This multitrillion-dollar suit can't go unnoticed There was a major development in a lawsuit last week that every investor should know about — and worry about. But nobody is paying attention. A New York federal judge...
Prokhorov pressuring Islanders to play at Nassau Coliseum Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov, looking to protect a $165 million investment in the Nassau Coliseum, is pressuring the New York Islanders to play a significant number of games at the...
Goldman Sachs relaxes dress code for its tech workers Traditionally buttoned-up Wall Street bank Goldman Sachs has relaxed the dress code for its computer engineers in a bid to attract tech talent with a more casual environment. The fifth-largest...
Morgan Stanley CEO falls for email prank The Wall Street email prankster has struck again. Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman is the latest bank boss to get fooled by a UK-based email hoaxster, whose previous dupes have...
Goldman CEO gets duped by email prankster Lloyd Blankfein just became the latest Wall Street boss to get duped by an email prankster. The Goldman Sachs CEO, who recently has taken to Twitter for the first time,...
Barclays tightens email security after prankster fools its CEO Barclays has clamped down on its email security after a prankster fooled CEO Jes Staley with a message posing as the bank’s chairman, according to a report. Staley got roasted...
Barclays CEO regrets trying to hunt down whistleblower He’s all Barclays and no bite. Jes Staley, CEO of the British bank, apologized on Wednesday for trying to hunt down the identity of a whistleblower who had sent letters...