The data center boom is making the memory shortage even worse

Tech Insider : Economy, Business
A RAM (random access memory) chip, commonly used in PCs.
A RAM (random access memory) chip, commonly used in PCs.

HUIZENG HU/Getty Images

How this job went from the Wall Street equivalent of a used car dealer to the hottest gig for 2026

Tech Insider : Business, Style
Businessman grinning and pointing with money in his breast pocket.

Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI

The founder of First Brands, whose bankruptcy rattled Wall Street, charged in multibillion-dollar fraud

Tech Insider : Business
A woman crosses Wall Street
A woman crosses Wall Street

Momo Takahashi/BI

Tricolor's founder compared the auto lender to Enron in private call: Feds

Tech Insider : Business
Tricolor Dealership

Bloomberg/Bloomberg via Getty Images

The trade secrets legal battle between Carlyle-backed Yipit and Jefferies-owned M Science is over

Tech Insider : Business
A gavel in front of a laptop that has blurred out numbers
The lawsuits centered on claims that two employees stole trade secrets from one rival and passed them on to another.

manusapon kasosod/Getty Images

Business Insider's 2025 Rising Stars of Wall Street break down their jobs in plain English

Tech Insider : Business, Environment, Sports
Photo collage featuring Wall Street's rising stars of 2024 (Jackie Shepherd, Patrick Kearney, Aman Mittal)

Ricardo Santos for BI

Here's what Big Pharma could buy in 2025, from obesity drugs to precision cancer treatments, according to a top M&A banker

Tech Insider : Business
Red pills with $100 bills wrapped around them.
Chris Roop, head of M&A for the Americas at investment bank Jefferies, said Big Pharma will be looking for new drugs to boost growth in 2025.

GP Kidd/Getty Images

Take a look at the superyacht the Jefferies CEO just bought from the Houston Rockets' billionaire owner

Tech Insider : Travel
Boardwalk Yacht
The Boardwalk yacht recently switched hands, with billionaire Tilman Fertitta selling it to Jefferies CEO Rich Handler.

Charl van Rooy/SuperYacht Times

A Wall Street firm wants to collect a $4 million breakup fee from a banker who never started his job. Judges will soon rule if that's legal.

Tech Insider
money
Jefferies inserted a $4 million break-up fee in an offer contract and wants it to be paid.

Epic Cure/Shutterstock

Warren Buffett dumped several banks after spotting red flags in their financials. Here's what spooked him, and which stocks he sold.

Tech Insider
warren buffett newspaper
Warren Buffett.

REUTERS/Rick Wilking

Subscribe to Jefferies