Wall Street's war for tech talent is ending as rivals like Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs embrace open-source code

Banks can stop fighting with each other and Silicon Valley over the best developers, execs said at a FINOS gathering in New York on Wednesday.

November 21, 2019   |   View Online »

Wall Street's war for tech talent is ending as rivals like Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs embrace open-source code Bradley Saacks | Banks can stop fighting with each other and Silicon Valley over the best developers, execs said at a FINOS gathering in New York on Wednesday. Read More »

Adam Neumann personally invested tens of millions in startups while he ran WeWork. Founders who took his money reveal what it was like. Troy Wolverton | Those who observed Neumann say he brought his oversize ego to his role as a startup investor. But he took often took a hands-off approach. Read More »

This ex-Rackspace director's startup Gravitational just raised $25 million to 'liberate' customers from Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Ashley Stewart | Just as AWS and Microsoft explore new ways to keep customers from going to their rivals, a startup wants to make it easier to move between them. Read More »

An ad-industry-salary spreadsheet is going viral, and its entries range from an assistant account exec making $40,000 to a chief strategy officer earning $500,000 Patrick Coffee | An account director inspired by a media-salaries spreadsheet created his own version directed at helping women and people of color in the ad business. Read More »

A tiny pharmacy school in upstate New York outranked Harvard, Yale, and Princeton in ROI for its students, and it's a case study in getting bang for the undergraduate buck Sherin Shibu | Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences takes first on return on investment over top schools. Read More »

Avis' chief innovation officer explains how the car-rental giant is fighting to stay relevant in the face of Uber, Lyft, and peer-to-peer car-sharing Graham Rapier | To fight with Silicon Valley, the US's second-largest car-rental company headed to the American heartland. Read More »

American Express is paying some merchants up to $450,000 to start accepting its cards. Here's what small business owners should know about the sign-up bonus. Dominick Reuter | The Wall Street Journal reports that the incentives come after investor pressure for AmEx to catch up with its competitors, Visa and Mastercard. Read More »

NetApp and Google Cloud, whose CEOs are twin brothers, announce an expanded partnership because 'it would be crazy for us not to bring our services there' Rosalie Chan | NetApp and Google Cloud's partnership started when NetApp met with former Google Cloud CEO Diane Greene. Here's what they are launching together. Read More »

The top 18 talent agents for YouTube creators and influencers Amanda Perelli | These talent agents help their clients monetize their online brands and build partnerships with companies through influencer marketing campaigns. Read More »

The top real-estate broker in the US sold an average of 92 homes per week, and he says a single strategy helped him do it: specialization Katie Warren | Ben Caballero is the top real-estate broker in the US: He sold an average of 92 homes per week in 2017. Here's what he says his success boils down to. Read More »

Share This Email    Read Business Insider On The Go

Email sent to: nguyenvu1187.love5@blogger.com Manage your email preferences   |   Unsubscribe Terms of Service   |   Privacy Policy Business Insider. 150 Fifth Ave, New York, NY 10011