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Goldman Sachs Reinforces Its Strength Amid Leadership Shifts and Industry Slowdown

Despite a wave of senior banker exits, the Wall Street powerhouse remains firmly at the top of the global M&A

First Brands CEO Patrick James Prioritizes Company’s Future, Explores Strategic Transition to Strengthen Stability

Amid restructuring and transformation, First Brands CEO Patrick James considers a leadership transition focused on transparency, renewed confidence, and sustainable

Shareholder Activism Hits Record High, Driving Corporate Renewal in 2025

With 61 new campaigns launched in the third quarter alone, shareholder activism is no longer seen as disruption — it