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Sep
Investor’s Business Daily: Scott Rostan “Twitter Sale Finally Here? Google, Salesforce.com Could Bid: Report”
http://www.investors.com/news/technology/twitter-sale-finally-here-google-salesforce-com-could-bid-report/
By Michael Krey
Twitter (TWTR) stock was soaring in midday trading Friday after CNBC and the Financial Times reported the company could soon receive takeover bids.
CNBC said Google owner Alphabet (GOOGL) and Salesforce.com (CRM) are among companies interested in buying the microblog, which has struggled to recharge user growth.
Twitter stock...
15
Aug
Thomson Reuters: Robert Rostan “PCAOB Continues Push for Disclosure Rule About Audit Firm Tenure”
by Soyoung Ho
August 15, 2016, will be an important date for the PCAOB because the comments are due on a proposal that includes a requirement for audit firms to disclose their length of service with public company clients.
If the PCAOB can meet its schedule, the board may be able to...
24
Jun
Wall Street Journal: Chirag Saraiya “The Path From Harvard and Yale to Goldman Sachs Just Changed”
Wall Street bank drops interviews at elite schools in a bid to cast a wider net; now all applicants must first submit a video
http://www.wsj.com/articles/goldman-rethinks-campus-recruiting-efforts-1466709118
By LINDSAY GELLMAN
Goldman Sachs Group Inc.has always sought to attract the best and the brightest. Now it also wants the most committed.
The bank has concluded that helping...
22
Jun
Business Insider: “Here’s where MBA students want to work the most”
http://www.businessinsider.com/where-mbas-want-to-work-2016-6
Portia Crowe and Andy Kiersz
More than a quarter of business school students want to work for large investment banks, but increasingly more MBAs are setting their sights on startups, too.
That's according to an annual survey from Training The Street, which provides financial training courses to students and professionals.
It asked 293...
21
Jun
Reuters: “Wall Street banks remain top choice for new MBAs – survey”
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-banks-mbas-idUSKCN0Z72QB
BY OLIVIA ORAN
Wall Street banks remain the employers of choice for new business school graduates, despite competition for talent from Silicon Valley, hedge funds and private equity firms, according to a study released on Tuesday.
More than a quarter of those surveyed by Wall Street training firm Training The Street said...
21
Jun
Training The Street MBA Employment Survey: Banks Remain Top Employment Destination For MBAs
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/training-the-street-mba-employment-survey-banks-remain-top-employment-destination-for-mbas-300287774.html
-Survey Finds Slight Decline in Starting Salaries Despite Strong Hiring Numbers-
MBA students and graduates are receiving multiple job offers and feel confident in their employment prospects in a competitive recruiting environment, according to the seventh annual MBA Employment Survey conducted by Training The Street (TTS), the leading corporate training provider...
21
Jun
Chief Investment Officer: “Hedge Funds Scorned by MBAs”
http://www.ai-cio.com/channel/Manager-Selection/Hedge-Funds-Scorned-by-MBAs/
by Amy Whyte
An increasing number of business school students are aspiring to private equity jobs, while few seek out roles at hedge funds.
It’s not just investors who are pulling away from hedge funds—business school graduates are opting out of the industry as well.
Roughly 5% of current MBA students surveyed by Training the Street...
21
Jun
Bloomberg: “Fewer MBAs Want to Work For Hedge Funds”
By Julie Verhage and Sonali Basak
As business students pack up their belongings after graduation, fewer are listing hedge funds as a top destination, while private equity and startups are becoming more attractive.
According to a survey from Training the Street, a firm that offers technical training to Wall Street firms and business schools, startups and private equity...
12
May
Yahoo Finance: Scott Rostan “Aspirin Inventor, Bayer, considers bid for GMO giant, Monsanto”
Stocks (^DJI, ^GSPC, ^IXIC) are adding toWednesday's losses as crude oil punches through to new highs for the year. Health care (XLV) is leading the way south, while materials (XLB) are still in the green. We'll have a deep dive on the issues with Stephen Guilfoyle, managing director of Floor Operations for...