Wall Street is getting creative with how it schmoozes clients
Welcome back, everyone. Second-quarter earnings are still trickling in. Four companies in particular jump out. On Tuesday, Walmart and Home Depot report. The following day their respective rivals Target and Lowes check in. If you’re not yet a subscriber, you can sign up here to get your daily dose of the stories dominating banking, business, and…
The return of dining in New York has been a welcome change. And while outdoor seating does add a certain European flair to things, there are some downsides.
It’s tough to enjoy a nice steak while it’s absolutely sweltering outside. And then there’s the issue of ambiance. I have a hard time focusing on my artisanal burger when cars are screaming past my table.
Last week we heard about issues going on with Merrill Lynch Wealth Management’s financial advisor trainees (here’s a refresher in case you forgot). Well, turns out the head of Merrill Lynch’s financial adviser training program is leaving. Rebecca Ungarino has the full story, which you can read here, including what’s in store for the successor.
