The White House's promotion of Tesla's stock is an ethics nightmare — and it's not even working
Trump's Commerce Secretary pushed "unbelievably cheap" Tesla stock as shares continued to fall.
Dakin Campbell
Business Journalist and Chief Correspondent
The Trump administration shut down USAID to put 'American interests' first. In North Carolina, the freeze has thrown hundreds out of work.
The Trump administration shut down USAID to put "American interests" first. In North Carolina, the freeze has thrown hundreds out of work.
Wall Street's reads: Investors, dealmakers, and traders offer their top reading recommendations for getting ahead
We compiled a list of books that top Wall Streeters have recommended over the years that have helped them get ahead.
AI's $20 billion air-pollution problem
Researchers find AI-related emissions may soon rival that of all the cars in California and cause asthma deaths to spike.
Macy's $132 million mystery has auditing experts scratching their heads
While Macy's says a single employee was responsible for the error, accounting and auditing experts told BI it should have been caught much earlier.
The incredible oblivion of Judge Marvin Isgur
New details emerge about the tight-knit circle of attorneys and judges that fueled the rise of the nation's most influential bankruptcy court — and its spectacular fall.
Inside a prison healthcare company's ownership shell game
Experts say YesCare's corporate structure was highly unusual and may have been designed to divert profits and evade accountability for prisoner health care.
Justice Department calls for dismissal of the Corizon bankruptcy
Sen. Elizabeth Warren applauded the DOJ's intervention, saying, "Corizon does not belong in a bankruptcy court."
Sen. Warren asks Justice Department to consider nixing Corizon's bankruptcy
Sen. Elizabeth Warren has asked a federal regulator to probe a controversial bankruptcy maneuver by leading prison healthcare provider Corizon.
'I will bleed Goldman Sachs forever': Banker Jim Esposito explains why he's stepping down now — and reflects on his brushes from 'Buffett to Beckham'
Esposito was co-head of global banking and markets at Goldman Sachs. He will become a senior director at the firm.
From cocaine to psychedelics, traders and bankers take us inside Wall Street's underground drug culture
Does Wall Street have a drug problem? Bankers, traders, and other financial pros share their stories of cocaine, Zyn, Adderall, and more.
Goldman Sachs partner exodus: The full list as of year-end 2023
Some 215 partners have left Goldman Sachs under CEO David Solomon, or 43 a year. That's above the historical average and Goldman's guidance.
Meet 25 rising stars on Wall Street at firms like JP Morgan, Citadel, and Blackstone
These are the top young leaders on Wall Street. From influencing how the world's biggest hedge fund invests to helping Fortune 500 companies raise capital.
The hedge fund star who took on Argentina – and won – talks about why such a trade is harder today. And opines on why the title of his novel should join the Oxford English dictionary.
Jay Newman helped hedge fund Elliott Management win a huge settlement from Argentina. In a Q&A, he discusses the sovereign debt market and his novel.
Goldman Sachs is considering a sweeping overhaul of its management committee. Here's what executives are thinking.
The next generation of leaders at Goldman Sachs could be part of an expected overhaul of the firm's powerful management committee.
The mysterious resignation of Goldman's Japan chief took insiders by surprise. Here's why.
The unexpected exit of Japanese banker Masanori Mochida, who joined Goldman Sachs in 1985, has left insiders looking for explanations.
A sales practice at American Express is under scrutiny. Here's what we know about the investigation.
Prosecutors are looking at American Express's sale of a product it marketed to executives of small and midsize businesses as a way to avoid taxes.
Meet 4 newly promoted Goldman MDs, including a top advisor to Silicon Valley's VCs and the investment bank's talent whisperer for boards
Goldman Sachs just named 608 new managing directors. Here are 4 names on everybody's lips, from Ilana Wolfe to Matt Margolin.
The definitive account of how WeWork went from a $47 billion valuation to a basket case in just 6 weeks
The WeWork cofounder Adam Neumann picked the wrong time to be the visionary leader of a company with imperial ambitions and obscure finances.
6 troubling questions about the Corizon bankruptcy deal
An undisclosed romantic relationship, a secret data breach, payments to insiders, "dishonest" testimony, shortchanging injured prisoners — the Corizon bankruptcy just keeps getting wilder.