Goldman Sachs Addresses Reports on CEO David Solomon DJ Activity
Goldman Sachs stated it does not support speculation that chief executive David Solomon plans to resume performing as a DJ. The firm issued the comment after media coverage questioned whether Solomon would return to the activity.
nypost.comGoldman Sachs said it seeks to end speculation that chief executive David Solomon may resume performing as a DJ. The Wall Street firm issued the statement after recent reports raised the possibility of a comeback for Solomon in that role. No schedule or plans for any performances were provided in the statement.
Media outlets had published articles asking whether Solomon intended to return to DJ work alongside his duties at the bank. Goldman Sachs responded by stating it would like to stop such discussion. The firm did not release additional details on Solomon's schedule or outside activities.
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No change to Solomon's role or bank operations was indicated.
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Continued media attention may prompt further statements from Goldman Sachs.
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