Coverage dated October 16, 2023

DJ D-Sol No More: Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon Quits Spinning In Public Due To Media ‘Distraction’

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The retirement, played down by Goldman, comes amid an extended earnings slump for the investment bank.

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  1. Forbes

    DJ D-Sol No More: Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon Quits Spinning In Public Due To Media ‘Distraction’ (opens Forbes)

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    The retirement, played down by Goldman, comes amid an extended earnings slump for the investment bank.

  2. KTVZ Bend

    Goldman Sachs CEO stops doing controversial DJ gigs (opens KTVZ Bend)

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    By Nicole Goodkind, CNN New York (CNN) — Lollapalooza will never be the same. Goldman Sachs chief executive (and noted party DJ) David Solomon will no longer perform at high-profile events, picking Wall Street over South Beach, a representative from the second-largest investment bank confirmed to CN…

  3. FOX Business

    Goldman Sachs CEO gives up high-profile DJ gigs (opens FOX Business)

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    Goldman Sachs chief executive David Solomon has stopped DJing at high-profile events because of the attention the gigs grab, the company has confirmed.

  4. New York Post

    Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon dials back DJ hobby after backlash: report (opens New York Post)

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    Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon, who also works as a dance-club DJ, has hung up his headphones following a flurry of criticism that his side gig is distracting to the investment bank’s busine…

  5. The Guardian

    Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon ends DJ gigs due to media ‘distraction’ (opens The Guardian)

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    Bank’s board reportedly concerned at attention received by chief executive, who moonlights as DJ D-Sol

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