Goldman
Coverage of Goldman in the Nexus archive.
- One in five U.S. companies is now using AI, but the impact on the job market remains narrow, say Goldman analysts
Artificial-intelligence usage by American firms increased to 20.6% in June, with growth in the construction sector offsetting drags in other areas. Goldman analysts note the impact of AI on the job market remains narrow.
- Goldman Strategist Sees Bets in Big Tech During Chip Volatility
A Goldman strategist recommends investing in Big Tech companies amid volatility in the chip sector. The analysis highlights potential opportunities in technology stocks during periods of semiconductor market instability.
- You can ignore Trump’s threats to leave NATO: Pimco says they’re a ‘paper tiger’
Pimco dismisses Trump’s threats to leave NATO as a 'paper tiger,' stating they are unlikely to occur. The article also mentions the Iran war’s cost reaching up to $200 billion, AI’s impact on Bitcoin, and Goldman and J.P. Morgan working from home on World Cup days.
- Apple supplier Luxshare Precision Industry passes hearing for Hong Kong listing
Luxshare Precision Industry, a key Apple supplier for AirPods and iPhones, passed a Hong Kong Stock Exchange listing hearing, following regulatory approval from China's securities commission. The Shenzhen-listed firm joins mainland tech manufacturers seeking diversified capital in Hong Kong, with Citic Securities and Goldman involved in the process.
- Former Goldman CEO Lloyd Blankfein calls day trading his ‘music’ — and says 98% of his portfolio is in risky assets
Lloyd Blankfein, former Goldman CEO, calls day trading his 'music' and states 98% of his portfolio is in risky assets, with 10% in exchange-traded funds and 75-90% in single stocks.
- JPMorgan says investors are overlooking the upside to Wall Street banks that comes from SpaceX and other mega IPOs
JPMorgan highlights that increased IPO activity and market volatility could boost trading income for major investment banks in Q2. The firm recommends short-term trading on Goldman and Morgan Stanley.
- Kathy Ruemmler helps search for her own replacement as Goldman’s top lawyer
Kathy Ruemmler is assisting in the search for her replacement as Goldman’s top lawyer after resigning from the role due to ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The bank’s decision to support Ruemmler following her resignation has caused internal divisions.
- Diesel Inventories May Reach Critical Levels by August, Goldman’s Struyven Says
Diesel inventories may reach critical levels by August, according to Goldman's Struyven. The statement highlights potential fuel supply concerns.
- What Goldman’s lead role in SpaceX’s record-breaking IPO means for investors
Goldman's dealmaking division has secured a major win with a lead role in SpaceX's record-breaking IPO, which is a significant achievement for investors. This development highlights Goldman's influence in the financial sector and its ability to facilitate high-profile transactions. The success of this IPO may have positive implications for investors and the broader market.
- Meet The 26-Year-Old Undercutting BlackRock and Goldman ETFs
A 26-year-old is undercutting BlackRock and Goldman ETFs. The news article does not provide further details on the person's identity or methods. The article seems to be unrelated to the content provided.
- The ‘Munificent 7’: Why energy stocks are the best way to play the AI build-out, says former Goldman strategist
Former Goldman strategist Jeff Currie argues that energy stocks are a good investment due to the AI build-out and a structural bull market in commodities. Capital should flow towards companies with access to commodities. Energy stocks are seen as a beneficial play in this market.
- Goldman says tech stock 'up crash' is sign of even more gains to come
Goldman says tech stock 'up crash' is a sign of more gains to come, stocks are rallying fast creating a volatility dynamic only seen four times in history. This rapid growth indicates potential for further increases. The situation is being closely monitored.
- Goldman, BofA Delay Fed Cut Calls After ‘Last Straw’ Jobs Data
Goldman and Bank of America have delayed their calls for a Federal Reserve interest rate cut after recent jobs data. The Federal Reserve's potential move on interest rates may be seen as 'too little too late' due to market turmoil. This development affects the room for policy makers to act.
- Hormuz Woes Seen Lingering Into Second Half, Goldman Poll Shows
The USS Rafael Peralta enforces a maritime blockade against an Iranian-flagged ship attempting to sail toward an Iranian port. This incident is related to Hormuz woes that may linger into the second half. A Goldman poll shows concerns about the situation.
- Goldman's Snider Sees 'Yellow Flags' in Equities
Goldman's analyst Snider has identified cautionary signs in equities. This indicates potential concerns in the market. The analysis may impact investment decisions.
- Goldman-Backed Boyd Offers Loan at Deep Discount Post-Eaton Deal
Boyd Corp. is offering a loan at a deep discount after its deal with Eaton. The move is backed by Goldman and indicates a significant development in the company's financial strategy. This loan offer may have implications for Boyd's future growth and financial stability.