Goldman Sachs closed out the year on a high note. Despite the credit crisis that has hurt many of its rivals on Wall Street, net income at Goldman increased 2 percent in the fourth quarter

Ellyn McColgan, once seen as a possible successor to Ned Johnson as CEO at Fidelity Investments, has been picked to take the helm of Morgan Stanley’s Global Wealth Management Group

A black social worker is suing Columbia University and Citibank for allegedly colluding to charge him and his peers exorbitant interest rates on their student loans.

Lenny Dykstra, aka “Nails” to his teammates on the 1986 World Series Champion New York Mets, wants professional athletes to invest with him, according to a story in the New York Post.

Citigroup shuffled its brass today and named Vikram Pandit the new CEO and a member of the Board of Directors.

UBS announced yesterday it would take an additional $10-billion write-down related to sub-prime loan investments this quarter. But it also announced it has received $11.5 billion in capital

Shortly, Treasury Secretary Paulson and President Bush will announce their plan to freeze sub-prime loan rate “resets.” Is it any wonder why we like to call Democrats and Republicans, “Remocrats” and “Depub

The punches keep on coming for some of Wall Street’s biggest firms. A handful of firms were sent subpoenas late this summer courtesy of New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo

John Thain wasted no time calling on his friends during his first week on the job as the head of Merrill Lynch. The former NYSE Euronext CEO, Thain was appointed CEO

Frank Bluestein is reportedly under investigation, and is no longer registered with FINRA, but media reports suggest he continues to hawk investment advice under a new name.