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07.03.26 - 01:48
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Wall Street Week | Lloyd Blankfein, Ukraine′s Tech, Big Tobacco′s Future, Building Data Centers (Bloomberg)
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This week, from Iran to inflation, former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein explains why risk management matters most when markets appear stable and confident. And, From digital IDs to AI agents, Ukraine is rebuilding government services even as war reshapes the country. Plus, as smokeless products such as Zyn and IQOS surge in popularity, are we witnessing harm reduction or a smarter tobacco strategy? Later, who will build the data centers powering artificial intelligence and are there enough workers? (Source: Bloomberg)...
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07.03.26 - 01:01
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Goldman Junior Banker Fashion Shoot Sets Off Blame Game (Bloomberg)
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A magazine's glossy photo shoot with young Wall Streeters, including a pair from Goldman Sachs who opined on their spending and dating, is setting off finger-pointing inside the famously restrained investment bank. When they were confronted by executives, at least one of the men said that they believed compliance was OK with participating in Interview Magazine's feature, “Meet the Finest Boys in Finance,” according to people with knowledge of the matter. But the press office, which stewards the bank's image, was not on board. Bloomberg News Banking Reporter Todd Gillespie joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss. He speaks with Carol Massar and Tim Stenovec. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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06.03.26 - 18:42
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Wall Street Trading Desks Rewrite Stocks Playbooks on US-Iran War (Bloomberg)
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The macro sales desk at Bank of America is steering clients to buy HALO, or “hard assets, low obsolescence” stocks. At Goldman Sachs they're recommending a geopolitical basket of defense contractors, oil producers and tanker companies. Over at Barclays, traders are urging a rotation back into the big winners of years past, US megacaps....
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06.03.26 - 14:48
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How Does The Iran War End, Asks Former EU Foreign Policy Chief | The Pulse 3/6 (Bloomberg)
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"The Pulse With Francine Lacqua" is all about conversations with high profile guests in the beating heart of global business, economics, finance and politics. Based in London, we go wherever the story is, bringing you exclusive interviews and market-moving scoops.
Today's guests:
Catherine Ashton, Former EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs & Security; Peter Oppenheimer, Goldman Sachs, Chief Global Equity Strategist; Susan Langley, City of London Lady Mayor; Philippe Salle, Atos CEO and Chairman. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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06.03.26 - 11:18
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Goldman Says Stocks May Suffer Correction, But ′Nothing Systemic′ (Bloomberg)
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Peter Oppenheimer, chief global equity strategist at Goldman Sachs, discusses the impact of war in the Middle East on inflation, the economy and equity markets. "Financial conditions have been tightening globally about 0.3 since this conflict started, and that's another route to which it can affect confidence and equity valuations, at least in the nearer term," Oppenheimer tells Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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05.03.26 - 20:24
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Why Lloyd Blankfein Is Happy Elon Musk Is Backing the US (Bloomberg)
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"They're on the cutting edge and they're still motivated to work. Thank goodness."
Former Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein joins Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway on this live recording of the Odd Lots podcast to discuss private credit, rich people's attitudes towards taxes and why he is glad to have Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk on the side of American industries. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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