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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. ( NYSE: GS) has made it plain that it will start to cull its workforce based on the ability of some artificial intelligence (AI) programs to do what humans do better than humans. However, the AI-based decisions are not entirely about AI advantages. The bank has always been known for ruthless management. It has asked executives to find "underperformers." This could affect about 1,000 people this year.

The firm is making a series of operating estimate changes to highlight a mix of sustained momentum around performance-oriented budgets throughout Q3, with heightened performance in July/August, continued industry headwinds from a weaker brand advertising environment with easing revenue headwinds emerging in September that might act an improved tailwind, and experimental budgets that remain more volatile, with smaller platforms still seeing more stalled or downside volatility to budgets in the September timeframe, the analyst tells investors in a research note.

MC: It required a lot of discipline, a lot of time management, but also provided the reward of such an incredible network and camaraderie of teammates and girls who I got to see day in and day out. Lacrosse conditioned in me a mindset and temperament that I leaned on throughout the networking, the application, and when it came to it, the interviewing stages. I draw on these intangibles - such as the need to think quickly on my feet, to stay resourceful, and to be a self-starter - every day.

According to Bloomberg, del Castano wrote articles for the Spanish-language news website The Objective containing strong rebukes against Trump and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. In one post, he criticized the president's "poor manners, his self-centeredness, his apparent lack of scruples, and his morally questionable nature," Bloomberg reported. When the publication went to Goldman for comment, the bank said it had not been aware of the articles, which The Objective then deleted.

Founded in 1869, Goldman Sachs is the world's second-largest investment bank by revenue and is ranked 55th on the Fortune 500 list of the largest U.S. corporations by total revenue. The Wall Street white-glove giant offers financing, advisory services, risk distribution, and hedging for the firm's institutional and corporate clients. In addition, it produces some of Wall Street's most coveted research and serves as a bellwether for the financial industry.

With three world records and two Olympic gold medals under his belt in swimming, Ryan Held's new challenge isn't in the pool. It's at 200 West as an analyst in cyber risk at the elite investment bank Goldman Sachs. He's raced alongside teammates like Michael Phelps and Caeleb Dressel, yet when he started his new job this year, he admits he felt a bit like an underdog.

"Descriptive evidence shows that goods categories heavily exposed to imports have indeed experienced sizable price increases since the beginning of this year, relative to their prior trends."

Our AI assistant is designed to empower employees by reducing the time spent on repetitive tasks. From drafting reports to analyzing large datasets, the tool is meant to act as a force multiplier.

Within the S&P 500, our High Sharpe Ratio basket contains companies with the highest prospective risk-adjusted returns relative to their sector peers. The basket's median constituent has a prospective risk-adjusted return of 0.9.

Investment bank Goldman Sachs, in a report released last week, highlighted 10 stocks that are best poised for growth in the Chinese market. Together, they make up what the bank calls the "Prominent 10", or "Prom 10" for short.

Goldman Sachs remains a leader in the investment landscape, providing top-notch research and investment ideas that appeal to savvy investors for solid returns.

Goldman Sachs analyst Eric Sheridan maintains a Buy rating on Alphabet Inc, emphasizing AI's potential to enhance Google’s ad performance and monetization.

Investors are now faced with the challenge of picking the right path for the rest of the year and beyond amid various economic concerns.

Goldman Sachs reported net revenue of $15.06 billion for Q1 2025, benefiting from trading amid market volatility, despite weaker performance in advisory services.