How companies spy on their employees as they push return-to-office — from monitoring badge swipes to tracking breaks

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Some companies use software to keep tabs on things like employees' compliance with return-to-office mandates, keystroke activity, internet usage, and even breaks.

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Steep wage hikes for union workers mark the 'final echo' of the inflation surge, Goldman Sachs says

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SAG-AFTRA union members went on strike Friday.

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Oil prices will hit $100 a barrel in 2024, Goldman Sachs' chief commodities strategist warns

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Apple ditched plan to develop iPhone stock trading feature with Goldman Sachs after 2022's brutal bear market

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Tiny phone lovers are mourning the loss of the iPhone 13 after it's pulled from shelves due to low sales.

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Millionaire hedge fund CEO says he mainly hires people with no background in finance and once hiked a worker's pay so he could call him at 1 a.m.

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The 1 a.m. pay rise was discussed on the "Exchanges at Goldman Sachs" podcast.

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Goldman Sachs says the yield curve isn't signalling a recession this time, but a restrictive Fed policy

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Student loans, strikes, and a government shutdown will all drag on the economy for the rest of 2023, Goldman Sachs warns

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Detroit 3 autoworkers went on strike Friday – and that could drag on fourth-quarter GDP growth, according to Goldman Sachs.
Detroit 3 autoworkers went on strike Friday – and that could drag on fourth-quarter GDP growth, according to Goldman Sachs.

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US debt risks a 'slow-motion collision' with the fight against inflation, Goldman Sachs says

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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen participate in a meeting of the Financial Stability Oversight Council.

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There's no bubble in AI stocks – we are in the early stages of a tech cycle that should see further outperformance, Goldman Sachs says

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  • The breakneck rally in AI stocks has prompted unflattering comparisons with the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s.
  • But Goldman Sachs argues there's no bubble in AI stocks, and suggests they have more room to run.
  • "We are still in the relatively early stages of a new technology cycle that is likely to lead to further outperformance," a strategist at the bank said.

A stunning surge in artificial intelligence-related tech stocks has been the top US stock-market story of the year, with the likes of Nvidia delivering triple-digit returns.

The Fed may have beaten back inflation and skirted a recession for now, Goldman Sachs says

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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

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