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David Benoit Watermelon Man Wistful Thinking Quiet Room Composer, pianist and three-time Grammy nominee David Benoit continues his legendary status as the pioneer of smooth jazz with his latest release, "Right Here, Right Now." Maintaining his signature style of tranquility, Be...   more »noit decides to loosen up a bit and add a little funk on this CD. The opening cut, "Watermelon Man" offers Herbie Hancock's classic funk but also embraces a retro-60's sound that Benoit classifies as "funky jazz" or "jazz rock". The title track, "Right Here, Right Now", produced by longtime friend an...

America’s big banks girded for a wave of bad loans. They’re still waiting Premium Bankers warned that losses on credit cards, real-estate loans and other types of debts are still likely to rise when government relief programs eventually wear off, hitting their lowest-income customers in particular 4 min read David Benoit, , The Wall Street Journal Share Via Read Full Story America’s top bankers signaled the economic recovery has held up better than they expected and should continue in the new year, releasing some of the stockpiles of cash they had set aside for a wave of soured loans.

Provided by Dow Jones By David Benoit Citigroup Inc. said Friday that its fourth-quarter income fell 7% and that it drew down some of the reserves it had set aside to cover potentially soured loans. The New York bank said profit fell to $4.63 billion, or $2.08 a share, compared with $4.98 billion, or $2.15 a share, a year earlier. That still beat the $1.34 expected by analysts polled by FactSet. Revenue fell 10% to $16.5 billion, falling short of the $16.72 billion analysts had expected. For all of 2020 -- a year of upheaval in the economy -- profit ...