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Young people become the most sought-after wealth. Pay rises on Wall Street are all the rage.
Wall Street is having its hardest year of hiring, with competition for talent driving up the pay of young bankers. For now, the big banks are gearing up to recruit junior staff, but even the $100000 entry-level annual salary is still not strong enough. This situation can be attributed to the impact of the COVID-19 epidemic, or the much-criticized long hours of hard work, or the awakening of the younger generation to the banking industry. Banks will also face competition for talent from private equity firms, which usually plan large-scale recruitment events in the autumn. According to people familiar with the matter, Blackstone Group Inc Group, Carlyle, KKR&Co. And Ap
Tesla has more than 580 patents: far surpassing competitors, and computer technology-related patents are growing rapidly
Sina Tech News reported on the morning of August 9, Beijing time. According to reports, according to a patent application and disclosure study carried out jointly by Nikkei Shimbun and Tokyo analyst firm Named Property Landscape, Tesla has accumulated more than 580 patents from its establishment in 2003 to March 2021. The majority of patents (281 patents) can be classified as motor patents, followed by 168 transport-related patents. Transport-related patents also include user operations. Patents relating to user experience have increased significantly. In 2018, Tesla applied for one
American Airlines CEO talks about Buffett's clearance of airline stocks: no one can get every decision right
Doug Parker (Doug Parker), CEO of America's largest airline group, recently said in an interview that Warren Buffett and his team invested in America's “Big Four” airlines in 2016, but sold them in April 2020 because the industry was too turbulent for them. Speaking about Buffett's big purchase of airline stocks in 2016, Park said, “It's been a long time since they left the airline industry. Warren once said how foolish it was to invest in airlines, and now they're starting to invest again. It's a big deal for them.” Parker revealed that Buffett's
OPEC+'s plan to increase production by 400,000 b/d was opposed by key members, and the meeting will be postponed until Friday
An agreement to increase OPEC+ oil production was put in question marks because a key member opposed the proposed agreement, which prompted the organization to suspend negotiations for a day. The OPEC+ Ministerial Committee recommended gradually increasing oil production by the end of the year, thus paving the way for the organization to reach an agreement. Even when oil prices are at a two-year high, this move allows the organization to firmly control supply. A participant who asked not to be named said that the OPEC+ Joint Ministerial Supervisory Committee, which includes Russia and Saudi Arabia, recommended that the organization increase production by 400,000 b/d every month between August and December. The Commission also recommended that
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