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Mega-bonuses are back on offer as Goldman racks up bumper fees

14.07.09
Goldman Sachs was today on course to hand staff an average of £430,000 in pay and bonuses this year ... more

Goldman Sachs average pay and bonus to hit £500,000

14.07.09
The age of the City mega-bonus returned after investment bank Goldman Sachs unveiled £2 billion profits... more

Goldman staff in line for average £430,000 payout

02.07.09
Goldman Sachs is on course to hand staff $20 billion in pay and bonuses this year, a record $700,000 (£430,000) per employee ... more

Outrage as RBS boss Stephen Hester gets £9.6m pay deal

22.06.09
The banking industry faced a fresh wave of public anger as high-flyers in London looked set for bumper bonus payouts despite the financial crisis and global recession... more

Long faces at convention for private-jet set amid 'unbelievably tough' trading

11.05.09
It has been one of the great jamborees of conspicuous consumption ... more

Goldman Sachs bosses feel the pain as earnings plunge

27.03.09
The top director at Goldman Sachs International in London earned just $1.9 million last year, down more than 90% from $23.4 million in 2007, annual accounts obtained by the Evening Standard showed... more

Smythson sale is pencilled in the diary for Sam Cameron

10.03.09
Smythson, the leather goods house that employs Samantha Cameron as creative director, could be up for sale... more

Goldman hit by a $2.12bn loss and cuts staff bonus

16.12.08
Banking: Goldman Sachs crashed to its first quarterly loss as a public company and slashed bonus payments for staff... more

Christmas auction set to top £145,000

15.12.08
The Evening Standard Christmas charity auction was set to raise more than £145,000 as bidding closed... more

Our readers raise more than £200,000 with charity auction

15.12.08
A charity supporting some of London's most deprived children is celebrating a £200,000 windfall - thanks to the generosity of Evening Standard readers... more

Ross knew the rules, so spare us this whitewash

15.12.08
Not for the first time in this year of all years, we're forced to contemplate the hubris of others... more

Three days left to bid for unique Christmas treats

12.12.08
With less than three days to go in the Evening Standard Christmas charity auction, there are still many "once in a lifetime" experiences to be bought for bargain prices... more

Worst may not yet be over for the banks as Goldman and Morgan are set to unveil losses

12.12.08
What a difference a year makes. Twelve months ago, the optimists were still hoping that the credit crunch, like the First World War, might be over by Christmas. Now things look very different.... more

Goldman's big hitter on the credit crunch - and his passion for a small London charity

10.12.08
Michael Sherwood gives a rare interview to talk about the recession and the Evening Standard’s Christmas auction... more

Auction raises £71,000 with six days to go

09.12.08
Evening Standard readers have bid more than £71,000 in our charity auction... more

Moss and Green are best bet yet

08.12.08
Bidding for the top 10 lots in the Evening Standard Christmas auction has topped £20,000 already... more

Money men wake up to the new mood of giving, not grabbing

05.12.08
A side-effect of the credit crunch has been a change of heart in the business world. Charity is being seen as more worthwhile than selfish spending ... more

Topshop’s Kate Moss launches auction with fantastic NY trip

04.12.08
Evening Standard readers can bid for the chance to go on a shopping trip to New York with Sir Philip Green and Kate Moss in this year's Christmas charity auction... more

Gnodde dilemma as Goldman goes on bonus alert

01.12.08
Bonus time is coming after Goldman Sachs ended its financial year last night. But already we can be sure the payouts won’t be a patch on 2007 when some Goldman bankers landed huge pay days... more

Bankers, your bonus this year will be that you keep your job

24.11.08
Analysis: Bankers' earnings are being held up to public scrutiny like never before... more

Forget Footsie – what about the footie?

08.10.08
While bank shares plummet, the fortunes of some football clubs also give cause for alarm... more

Finance

08.10.08
Britain will look to the Square Mile to pull it out of the economic mire, and these are the big names who will deliver the recovery. ... more

And this year’s winners are ... the liquidators

17.09.08
WITH administrators and liquidators picking over corporate carcasses around the country and consigning thousands to the dole queue, step forward the annual Insolvency and Rescue Awards... more

Comment: Drop Dibley - City must get in tune with the times

23.06.08
Some years ago, I went to a Buckingham Palace garden party. As Prince Charles crossed a lawn to take tea with his mother in a marquee roped off from the guests, the watching throng applauded. Why are they clapping? I wondered at the time... more
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