James Franey is a Senior US political reporter for MailOnline, with his work also appearing in Perth Now and The West Australian. With a focus on US politics, James covers a wide range of stories, including political scandals, legal cases, and celebrity news.
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By: James Franey
The new partners will enjoy a base salary of nearly $1 million a year, but they can take home multiples of that sum once other compensation such as bonuses and stock are included.
US central bankers slashed their key lending rate by a quarter of a percentage point as they seek to keep the US economy on solid footing in the aftermath of Donald Trump's blowout election victory.
By: James Franey
The announcement comes amid a flurry of dealmaking activity in the world's financial capital that has boosted profits at Goldman's lower Manhattan headquarters.
By: James Franey
SpringOwl founder Jason Ader has suffered a string of legal headaches while the entire executive team has quit the beleaguered firm.
By: James Franey
SpringOwl founder Jason Ader has suffered a string of legal headaches while the entire executive team has quit the beleaguered firm.
New York bankers are expected to pocket bonuses as high as 35% as Wall Street deal-making roared back to life after the economic malaise after the COVID pandemic.
By: James Franey
World Bank officials — under fire for losing track of $24 billion in climate funds — are panicking over the prospect of severe budget cuts as
By: James Franey
The Washington, D.C.-based lender is worried the new administration's austerity axemen, Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, could have them in their sights.
Bessent, the 62-year-old founder of Key Square Group, has repeated backed the president-elect’s pro-tariff stance in a series of op-eds and media appearances over the past year.
By: James Franey
President-elect Donald Trump will name hedge fund mogul Scott Bessent as the next treasury secretary, four sources tell The Post, ending a rough-and-tumble race that saw fierce jockeying among power players across Wall Street. Bessent “got the thumbs up” late Thursday during a meeting with Trump at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Fla., one source close to the situation told The Post. A flurry of last-minute media report have floated a slew of candidates. Late Thursday, the Wall Street Journal reported that financier Kevin Warsh had met with Trump on Wednesday about the Treasury post — and possibly replacing Jerome Powell as Fed chairman when his term expires in 2026.
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