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Negotiators for General Motors and the United Auto Workers held their first high-level negotiations in four days on Friday — but it wasn’t a warm reunion, The Post has learned. → Read More
General Motors Chief Executive Mary Barra this week secretly met with brass from the United Auto Workers for the first time since the union called a strike last month that has idled more than 46,000 employees, The Post has learned. → Read More
California financier Bill Gross is scrambling to thwart youngest child Nick’s auction of five 1918 “Inverted Jenny’’ postage stamps, which could fetch up to $3.4 million if they hit the block as scheduled. → Read More
Michael Kramer and Derron Slonecker, say their former employer, Perella Weinberg Partners, and its lawyers at Weil, Gotshal & Manges engaged in “misconduct.” → Read More
The Federal Reserve eased interest rates for the second time this year on Wednesday amid growing pressure from President Trump and mixed signals over a possible economic slowdown. → Read More
White-shoe law firm Weil Gotshal & Manges is withdrawing from a long-running Wall Street employment lawsuit amid revelations of botched paperwork that could... → Read More
Three JPMorgan Chase traders were accused by the Justice Department on Monday of masterminding a “massive,” eight-year scheme to manipulate international... → Read More
The United Auto Workers union and General Motors remain far apart in ongoing negotiations in Detroit, raising the likelihood of a midnight strike. → Read More
Investors of e-cig giant Juul are seeing their profits go up in smoke as the Trump administration gears up to ban the company’s best-selling product — mint... → Read More
Eight years after his $70 million insider trading trial shook Wall Street, former Galleon Group founder Raj Rajaratnam is back in town — and trying his best to go unnoticed. → Read More
A New York appeals court on Thursday upheld a conviction against the ex-HSBC currency trader, who was found guilty in 2017 of masterminding a $3.5 billion market-rigging scheme that defrauded one of the world’s largest energy companies. → Read More
An unusually cozy relationship between white-shoe law firm Weil Gotshal & Manges and one of its longtime clients has soured — and cafeteria privileges have been revoked. → Read More
The ride-hailing giant — scrambling to thwart a potential cap on the lucrative fees that its Uber Eats food-delivery service charges restaurants — has tapped a team of political lobbyists who critics say have been posing as reps for restaurants instead of Uber, The Post has learned. → Read More
Legislators there passed a landmark law on Wednesday that could force Uber, Lyft, and other “gig economy” companies to classify their workers as employees rather than contractors. → Read More
Raj Rajaratnam was released early for good behavior, but didn’t have to move into a seedy halfway house full of other ex-cons as do most federal felons released early. → Read More
A wine-loving business consultant accused of bilking Wall Street highfliers out of millions is being probed by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office. → Read More
New York business consultant Omar Khan used his fancy Rolodex to stage wine-fueled shindigs that lured more than a dozen captains of industry into a “Ponzi-like scheme,” according to a shocking new lawsuit. In addition to Robert Van Brugge, CEO and Chairman of Sanford Bernstein, victims include Kresimir Penavic, a former senior research scientist at Renaissance Capital, the $110 billion hedge… → Read More
Marty Chavez, a former candidate to lead Goldman Sachs and one of its few openly gay top executives, is leaving the Wall Street powerhouse. → Read More
Earnin, a Silicon Valley startup whose investors also include venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, quietly disabled a controversial feature for New York users that links the size of its loans to voluntary “tips.” → Read More
Guy Gentile — a stockbroker and former FBI informant who in 2017 accused his ex-girlfriend of driving his Mercedes-Benz into his swimming pool — has sued a rival investor for $25 million over defamation, The Post has learned. → Read More