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Young Bankers In US Snorting ADHD Drugs To Get Through Gruelling 22-Hour Workdays
The use of stimulants, including medications like Adderall and Vyvanse, as well as high-caffeine energy drinks, is prevalent among young bankers.
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US Banker's Death At 35 Sparks Outrage Over Wall Street's "Toxic" Work Culture
The sudden death of a 35-year-old Bank Of America associate has sparked outrage on Wall Street as bankers slam the toxic work culture they feel contributed to his death, particularly the long work weeks.
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Ex-Wall Street Banker Goes Missing In China, Unseen For 2 Weeks: Report
The founder of a private equity fund in China, a former Wall Street banker, has gone missing after Chinese authorities started an investigation into alleged financial misconduct at his firm, financial magazine Caixin reported on Thursday.
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Indian-Origin Banker to Plead Guilty in Regulatory Leak Case
In a rare criminal action on Wall Street, an Indian-origin former Goldman Sachs banker, suspected of taking confidential documents from a source inside the government, has agreed to plead guilty, a media report said today.
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Young Bankers In US Snorting ADHD Drugs To Get Through Gruelling 22-Hour Workdays
The use of stimulants, including medications like Adderall and Vyvanse, as well as high-caffeine energy drinks, is prevalent among young bankers.
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US Banker's Death At 35 Sparks Outrage Over Wall Street's "Toxic" Work Culture
The sudden death of a 35-year-old Bank Of America associate has sparked outrage on Wall Street as bankers slam the toxic work culture they feel contributed to his death, particularly the long work weeks.
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Ex-Wall Street Banker Goes Missing In China, Unseen For 2 Weeks: Report
The founder of a private equity fund in China, a former Wall Street banker, has gone missing after Chinese authorities started an investigation into alleged financial misconduct at his firm, financial magazine Caixin reported on Thursday.
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Indian-Origin Banker to Plead Guilty in Regulatory Leak Case
In a rare criminal action on Wall Street, an Indian-origin former Goldman Sachs banker, suspected of taking confidential documents from a source inside the government, has agreed to plead guilty, a media report said today.
