Goldman Sachs warns AI could automate 25% of work hours, boost productivity, and cause short-term job losses, stressing the ...

Taking a job you don't want can still pay off. That's among the several pieces of advice Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon offered to the company's 2025 class of summer interns, who landed some of the ...

Artificial intelligence is no longer a future disruption; it is already impacting daily work. According to a recent analysis ...

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon on the economic outlook for 2026, whether we're in an AI bubble, and the future of jobs.

Doug and Lee discuss the potential for AI to both boost productivity and cause widespread job losses, with studies suggesting millions of positions could be replaced by automation worldwide. Lee notes ...

Goldman Sachs chief economist Jan Hatzius said the latest jobs report was “certainly not a strong report,” pointing to ...

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Goldman Sachs expects the global economy to expand at a solid pace next year, even as labor markets remain subdued and inflation eases toward central bank targets, according to an outlook from the ...