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Valley News - Get your fair share: Auction offers a stake in Tunbridge World's Fair - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Get your fair share: Auction offers a stake in Tunbridge World's Fair

TUNBRIDGE — In the 1860s, 100 like-minded people and families were asked to support a new endeavor.For $5 in 1867, they could own a piece of the Tunbridge World’s Fair and have a say in how it was managed. That $500 provided the seed money for the...

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'A cog in the machine': Wall Street is paying big but the talent keeps leaving - Vimarsana News

'A cog in the machine': Wall Street is paying big but the talent keeps leaving

It didn’t matter that Citigroup paid Amy Wu Stratton $US450,000 in 2021 — her most lucrative year ever — to work with some of its biggest private equity clients. She was ready to get off the hamster wheel.

'A cog in the machine': Wall Street is paying big but the talent keeps leaving - Vimarsana News

'A cog in the machine': Wall Street is paying big but the talent keeps leaving

It didn’t matter that Citigroup paid Amy Wu Stratton $US450,000 in 2021 — her most lucrative year ever — to work with some of its biggest private equity clients. She was ready to get off the hamster wheel.

'A cog in the machine': Wall Street is paying big but the talent keeps leaving - Vimarsana News

'A cog in the machine': Wall Street is paying big but the talent keeps leaving

It didn’t matter that Citigroup paid Amy Wu Stratton $US450,000 in 2021 — her most lucrative year ever — to work with some of its biggest private equity clients. She was ready to get off the hamster wheel.

'A cog in the machine': Wall Street is paying big but the talent keeps leaving - Vimarsana News

'A cog in the machine': Wall Street is paying big but the talent keeps leaving

It didn’t matter that Citigroup paid Amy Wu Stratton $US450,000 in 2021 — her most lucrative year ever — to work with some of its biggest private equity clients. She was ready to get off the hamster wheel.

Source: smh.com.au