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Dimon Says ‘Absolutely, Positively No Chance’ on Fed Chair Job
In the Wall Street-to-Washington corridor, the prospect of Jamie Dimon for Treasury secretary, or even for president, has come up repeatedly over the years.
Bloomberg Wealth - Friday, January 16, 2026
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Ex-Coatue Stock-Picker Senft Raises $2.5 Billion for Fund
Former Coatue Management stock-picker Daniel Senft collected $2.5 billion for his equities-focused hedge fund, one of the largest recent debuts despite a difficult fundraising environment.
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Mortgages at 6% Pose Critical Test for Frozen Housing Market
With the crucial spring homebuying season ahead, real estate agents finally have something fresh to sell: the lowest mortgage rates in three years.
04
New Credit Card Rules by Donald Trump Reveal a Push for Affordability
The president is looking to change the way credit card companies operate
05
Wall Street Banks Pay Out Record Total in Dividends and Buybacks
Wall Street banks handed back a record amount of capital to shareholders as surging profit and relaxing capital rules gave executives the confidence to ramp up stock buybacks.
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Goldman’s Stock Traders Beat Their Own Wall Street Record
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. blew through expectations for equities-trading revenue, posting an all-time Wall Street record of $4.31 billion in the final three months of last year.
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What UK Investment Trust Activism Means For You
Activists might be bad news for boards, but shareholders are a different matter.
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Miami Dolphins Owner Ross Offered Up to $15 Billion for Team
Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross said he’s received offers for the National Football League franchise that have approached $15 billion, a sign of how much valuations have surged since he acquired the team for about $1 billion in 2009.
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Canadian Housing Market in Winter Freeze as Prices, Sales Decline
The Canadian housing market ended 2025 on a down note, with both sales and prices declining as economic uncertainty kept buyers away.
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Manhattan Rents Hover Near Highs in Sign of Affordability Crunch
Manhattan apartment hunters haven’t gotten much of a break this winter as rents continue to hover close to all-time highs.