Goldman settles gender discrimination suit for US$215 million
The lawsuit, initially filed in September 2010, was set to go to trial next month
- By: Michelle Chapman, The Associated Press
- May 9, 2023 May 9, 2023
- 14:52
The lawsuit, initially filed in September 2010, was set to go to trial next month
Management group no longer ruling out individual asset sales
Deal resolves claims over mortgage prepayment charges
Strong growth in healthcare, restaurants and bars
Average hourly wages rose 5.2% but hiring is not happening as broadly
Richardson Wealth parent firm posted $5.3-million net loss in first quarter
Central bank is prepared to raise interest rates further if required
Net flows decreased by 60% to $990 million from $2.5 billion a year earlier
The agreement includes wage increases plus a pensionable one-time lump sum payment of $2,500
The quarter-point increase comes a day after the Federal Reserve's identical move
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Interest rates pushed debt charges up 40.7%
SVB “remained well-rated, even as conditions deteriorated,” central bank report says
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Inflation slowed to 4.2% but much of that reflects lower gas prices
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Toronto-based firm said it would use proceeds from the sale to pay down debt
However, banking sector isn't fully in the clear, superintendent said