Bradley Saacks | The fund, which is still putting money to work and hiring its team, lost a net of roughly 2% in the fourth quarter, sources tell Business Insider, but is up to start 2020.
Dakin Campbell,Casey Sullivan | The exec told Business Insider at the World Economic Forum that succession planning often goes wrong when companies expose the new manager too quickly.
Rebecca Ungarino | Plotting out higher costs and more hires after the industry just axed commissions is a bet on the power of persuasion. Execs say E-Trade is going after rivals' dissatisfied customers.
Bradley Saacks,Dan DeFrancesco | Alt data has been forced to grow up quickly: investors poured in, data powerhouses have carved out their space, and promising companies have flopped.
Shannen Balogh | Startups are cropping up offering workers access to wages before payday. While the limits, fees, and eligibility vary, they all offer advances based on hours worked.
Dan DeFrancesco | Matthew Rothman, a managing director at Goldman Sachs, spoke at an alt-data conference about strange places people could look for trading signals.
Meghan Morris | His retirement comes weeks after an investigation by Business Insider into the Dubin family's complex ties to convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
Elizabeth Kiefer | Though the bar is set pretty high to get into Harvard Law School, with the right preparation and knowledge it could be more reachable than you think.
