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Top finance news from week of Jan 11: Bonus season, Morgan Stanley MDs


You can add another deal to the growing SPAC frenzy.
Personal finance app SoFi announced plans in early January to go public via a merger with a
SPAC
backed by Social Capital head and billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya. The deal would value SoFi at nearly $9 billion.
SCH analyzed over 100 potential business combination targets, connecting with 33 of them to discuss a potential deal, a filing noted. 
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Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes leaves after a hearing at a federal court in San Jose, California, U.S., July 17, 2019.
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Theranos dumped a useless, double-encrypted blood-test database on prosecutors, then destroyed the original, Feds say ....

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Top finance stories from the week of January 4


From Shannen Balogh:
Square s bread-and-butter market of small businesses has been hard hit by the coronavirus pandemic, which forced brick-and-mortar sellers to shift online. For 2020,  in-person spending was roughly flat compared to what Square saw in 2019. 
But Square is doubling down on its in-person tech, launching a set of products to help businesses manage the new normals of brick-and-mortar commerce. It s is also focused on embracing new models of shopping by linking online and in-store payments, giving merchants options when it comes to sales.
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Top execs in Goldman Sachs $1.5 trillion money manager reveal their playbook for standing out in an industry that s getting hammered ....

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With me now is nomi prince, former wall street insider, author of the book collusion which is out tomorrow. i have it in my hands now. nomi, great to see you. i have to say the domain of people who will criticized the federal reserve tend to be conspiracy theoristists who think it s a secret society. your criticism is different. do not think they should have never veend the way they did in 2008? i think the level they intervened was far surpassing, they chose over the period for a decade from the perspective of the fed dump 4 1/2 trillion dollars into the banking system, european central bank similar, bank of japan, the top banks of the country and in the world have effectively benefited from the largest of central banks over this ten-year period. we are supposedly over the emergency. yet we are still only now coming out of those record-low interest rates. what s the consequence? for people watching my show, ....

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