Top Wall Street firms have started disclosing a new risk to their own businesses: sexual harassment

Financial firms that include the word "harassment" in their annual report's risk section have more than doubled this year compared with 2018.

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Top Wall Street firms have started disclosing a new risk to their own businesses: sexual harassment Bradley Saacks | Financial firms that include the word "harassment" in their annual report's risk section have more than doubled this year compared with 2018. Read More »

'I think there's a wisdom in term limits': The longtime CEO of the $210 billion US drugmaker Merck just hinted he could soon step down Emma Court | Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier, who has led the company for a successful run of nearly a decade, recently said he was looking forward to the next chapter. Read More »

There's a group of stocks that's helped investors survive the worst crashes since the 1920s — and it looks like the perfect hedge for an inverted yield curve Akin Oyedele | The yield-curve inversion has reignited fears of a recession. Read More »

The Wall Street expert who called the last stock meltdown explains how investors could be falling into a catastrophic trap Joe Ciolli | Ed Clissold of Ned Davis Research says many investors fall victim to a major misconception surrounding corporate earnings growth. Read More »

GOLDMAN SACHS: Here's why the latest yield-curve inversion pales in comparison to past signals — and why you shouldn't give up on the economy just yet Callum Burroughs | "The curve inversion signal could be less powerful for recessions than in the past," said Goldman Sachs. Read More »

The former CEO of Aetna reveals why he thinks Amazon's $750 million PillPack deal isn't really about pills Lydia Ramsey and Richard Feloni | "Amazon bought PillPack, but it wasn't about the pills," Bertolini said in an interview. "It was about getting into the home." Read More »

Microsoft's head of quantum computing says that it's the most promising career path for any kids today who want to work in tech Rosalie Chan | Todd Holmdahl, corporate vice president of Microsoft Quantum, says he would advise kids to pursue quantum computing as a career. Here's why. Read More »

Forget the yield curve. Morgan Stanley says investors should be focused on a superior recession signal — one that's threatening to flash by year-end. Joe Ciolli | The inversion of the yield curve is capturing headlines, but Morgan Stanley says people should be watching an even better recession indicator. Read More »

Microsoft says 'no one's even close to what we're offering' in a cloud market that Amazon and Google are only just starting to enter Rosalie Chan | While Amazon and Google are only just getting started with hybrid cloud, Microsoft is announcing still more hybrid cloud capabilities. Read More »

The CEO of billion-dollar startup Airtable says it could go public any time it wants. Here's why he doesn't want to. Troy Wolverton | Howie Liu, Airtable's CEO and cofounder, talked to Business Insider about his thinking about a possible initial public offering. Read More »

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