Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman Has the Same Taste in Books As Bloomberg
James Gorman and our mayor share a love for spy novels and money.
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James Gorman and our mayor share a love for spy novels and money.
The boss has some realism for those "really unhappy" with lower compensation.
Lesson: Don't e-mail important people on holidays.
He'll keep a presence at the firm in a "senior advisory role."
What a way to mark the solstice.
"Which bank, after all, is the greediest and most knowledgeable of them all?"
Hey, if FarmVille can get you $7 billion, why not?
"There are business opportunities there and that's what this revolution shows."
But why stop at $15 billion?
Mary Meeker leaves Morgan Stanley for the venture-capital firm Kleiner Perkins.
It's all fun and games until you hire a little person.
"Nothing is so intense. Nothing is so fun. Nothing is so interesting."
Attendees at a "Training the Street" workshop race to complete spreadsheets and price Hermès.
When it comes to his own fund, The Big Short's main character might be a little short-sighted.
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