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A pain point in my Wall Street schedule inspired me to leave Citadel to found a laundry startup (opens the original)
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Maria Cabral Menezes came up with WashWise, a 'dry shampoo for clothes,' while working on Wall Street. Menezes watched fellow traders at Citadel carry smelly gym bags and rewear clothes at conferences. She said Wall Street skills helped her raise $1.2 million in pre-seed funding and secure investors. This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Maria Cabral Menezes, 27, who founded the brand WashWise, a "dry shampoo for clothes" that refreshes items between washes. WashWise raised $1.2
A new career path is tempting young bankers away from Wall Street (opens the original)
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Wall Street has traditionally offered a clear, if grueling, career path for junior employees: get an internship, work in investment banking for two years, and decide whether to stay in banking, move to the buy side, or get an MBA. AI is now disrupting not only the day-to-day nature of the work, but also potentially opening a new fork in the finance career road, as some young financiers flock to AI startups for financial firms. Jared Swansen, 27, made the jump to Rogo, one of those startups, in J
JPMorgan’s AI leadership is getting a reset. These are the key players. (opens the original)
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JPMorgan's AI chief announced her retirement earlier this month. Her departure left a void in the bank's AI leadership and reshuffled the top tech ranks. We mapped out who is now leading JPMorgan's AI strategy as it vies to be a tech powerhouse. JPMorgan has some new answers to the multibillion-dollar question of who's in charge of AI at the bank. The firm's AI chief, Teresa Heitsenrether, announced her retirement earlier this month after four decades at the bank, reshuffling the technology lead
Banks had a blockbuster quarter. Jamie Dimon says the market is 'close to as good as it gets.' (opens the original)
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Wall Street's big banks posted blockbuster second-quarter results, fueled by banking and trading. Jamie Dimon warned that conditions are "getting close to as good as it gets." Other execs cautioned that a slowdown in AI financing and geopolitical chaos could cool the momentum. "Record." "Strong." "Best quarterly revenue in a decade." Wall Street CEOs described their impressive second-quarter earnings in confident terms on Tuesday, as all five banks that reported results notched double-digit prof
Jamie Dimon says AI already reduced jobs in some areas by 40% — but it's not making JPM dramatically cheaper to run (opens the original)
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Jamie Dimon said AI has let JPMorgan cut jobs by as much as 40% in some areas. He told analysts on the bank's earnings call that the tech won't make JPMorgan much cheaper to run, yet. JPMorgan's CFO said that token spending will be an important question going forward. JPMorgan has been able to cut jobs by as much as 40% in some parts of the bank thanks to AI, CEO Jamie Dimon said Tuesday.But investors hoping the technology will dramatically cut the bank's profit margins are likely to be disappoi
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