Deutsche Bank is not planning significant cuts to its US, Europe, and fixed-income research units, shocking insiders at the embattled lender.
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Leaked memo shows how Deutsche Bank spared its research department, even as the industry braces for a brutal future

Leaked memo shows how Deutsche Bank spared its research department, even as the industry braces for a brutal future

Bradley Saacks,Trista Kelley | Deutsche Bank is not planning significant cuts to its US, Europe, and fixed-income research units, shocking insiders at the embattled lender.

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Morgan Stanley is rolling out an AI chatbot to research clients early next year. Wall Street thinks the tech could save $8 billion annually.

Morgan Stanley is rolling out an AI chatbot to research clients early next year. Wall Street thinks the tech could save $8 billion annually.

Dan DeFrancesco | The bank hopes to roll out the chatbot, which is just over a year old, to clients at the beginning of 2020.

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GOLDMAN SACHS: These 20 single-stock trades can help you make a killing during a crucially important earnings season

GOLDMAN SACHS: These 20 single-stock trades can help you make a killing during a crucially important earnings season

Marley Jay | Goldman Sachs says earnings are driving more stock volatility than they once did, and says these strategies can help investors take advantage.

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The head of a $2 billion firm advising pro athletes and the ultrarich isn't hunting for unicorns. Here's why he's looking at smaller companies in an age of glitzy IPOs.

The head of a $2 billion firm advising pro athletes and the ultrarich isn't hunting for unicorns. Here's why he's looking at smaller companies in an age of glitzy IPOs.

Marley Jay | Leo Kelly of Verdence Capital Advisors says the rush toward newly public mega-cap companies is creating opportunities elsewhere.

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More $10-plus billion companies have gone public in 2019 than at the height of the dot-com tech bubble. Here’s how their businesses compare.

More $10-plus billion companies have gone public in 2019 than at the height of the dot-com tech bubble. Here’s how their businesses compare.

Megan Hernbroth | Of those that went public in 2000, four have been acquired by legacy competitors and one filed for bankruptcy.

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We got an inside look at pharma giant Merck's strategy to upend the $20 billion HIV drug market using tech borrowed from birth control

We got an inside look at pharma giant Merck's strategy to upend the $20 billion HIV drug market using tech borrowed from birth control

Emma Court | Scientists have long hoped for implants that can treat or prevent HIV, replacing daily pill regimens. Merck may soon make that dream a reality.

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As its CEO prepares to step down, $1.4 billion Cloudera says it will start giving away all its software for free in a big change to its business

As its CEO prepares to step down, $1.4 billion Cloudera says it will start giving away all its software for free in a big change to its business

Rosalie Chan | In June, Cloudera CEO Tom Reilly announced he would resign. Now, Cloudera is announcing a plan it's worked on since its merger with Hortonworks.

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Trillion-dollar Microsoft is gearing up for another potentially 'unprecedented' growth spurt

Trillion-dollar Microsoft is gearing up for another potentially 'unprecedented' growth spurt

Julie Bort | Microsoft is striking up smart-cloud partnerships as it prepares for the end of Windows 7. There's a lot of cloud business on the horizon.

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Amazon is pumping money into Google to promote Prime Day, and it could be a brilliant way to also boost Amazon's own ad business

Amazon is pumping money into Google to promote Prime Day, and it could be a brilliant way to also boost Amazon's own ad business

Lauren Johnson | Amazon has been experimenting with the prominent Google Shopping ad format over the past year, according to Merkle data.

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uBiome has stopped running its only lab test after the troubled poop-testing startup laid off half its workers

uBiome has stopped running its only lab test after the troubled poop-testing startup laid off half its workers

Erin Brodwin | uBiome stopped processing samples because the startup no longer has a lab director after cutting half its workforce, according to an internal message.

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