- Amazon accounts for tiny fraction of overall sales: Unilever CFO by Reuters.
- British Airways owner IAG says strikes cost £121m by BBC
- Goldman Sachs Tries Banking for the Masses. It’s Been a Struggle. by WSJ. Just a casual $1.3 billion loss.
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Did anyone else find it ironic that Goldman Sach’s retail banking account was named “Honest Dollar”?
WSJ sans paywall: https://archive.li/XXHru
Thanks a bunch!
Investment banks get a bad rap for what is essentially a (used) car salesman job, or an apartment broker’s job.
Well, I never even knew Marcus has a banking consumer until the 1% sign up bonus deal and they did everything correctly with that setup.
Might keep my money tied up there for some other account.
I am strangely OK with having contributed a little to Goldman’s $1.3 billion loss on Marcus.
I did there $100 for $10000 deposit a few months ago and now I’m doing their 1% bonus which will be $360 plus the interest I’ve earned on that money in the time I’ve had deposits there. Not bad. But after I get my bonus I’m going back to my previous saving account.