Jon Marino
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Doordash Data May Deliver A Delicious IPO
Doordash data reflects substantial growth as it looks to make an IPO debut. Thanks to its digital prowess, Doordash is getting more attention than its competition, on social media and in app stores. → Read More
Airbnb’s IPO Is Fueled By Digital Growth And Engagement
Airbnb announced on its website plans to make an IPO sometime in 2020, helping eager investors chart out plans for how, and when, they can invest in the home-sharing startup. → Read More
Pet products site Chewy is heading for an IPO
Chewy ($CHEWYCOM) is about to roar. → Read More
Bove: Wells Fargo will make retail banks 'rethink' compensation
After Wells Fargo pledges to eliminate sales goals for retail bankers, other big banks may need to do the same. → Read More
Subprime auto loans begin to slide
Delinquencies in subprime auto loans are on the rise, and that could signal bad news for lenders and automakers. → Read More
Subprime auto loans begin to slide
Delinquencies in subprime auto loans are on the rise, and that could signal bad news for lenders and automakers. → Read More
US jobs recovery keeps getting stronger, and job quality is 'good'
The United States isn't just continuing to add jobs — some numbers in Friday's report show things getting better for workers. → Read More
JPMorgan Chase: Bank is still watching its costs
Gordon Smith, the bank's CEO of consumer and community banking, says it is determined to hit targets it set two years ago. → Read More
Glass-Steagall's return threatens Wall Street
Breaking up the banks might make politicians look good, but it won't help bank investors much. → Read More
Vanguard dividend fund shuts out new money
Vanguard shuts new investors out of dividend growth fund, as market shows signs pace of dividends won't hold up. → Read More
Hedge funds may try to force banks to break up
Some of the banks could be broken up, but it may not be Washington that makes it happen. → Read More
Verizon-Yahoo deal: Boutique banks just netted a big payday
When the year’s most hotly anticipated tech deal went down, Wall Street’s biggest banks got elbowed aside by upstart competitors. → Read More
Morgan Stanley solidly beats earnings expectations
Morgan Stanley topped analysts' estimates for the second quarter, reporting earnings per share of 75 cents and revenue of $8.9 billion. → Read More
Big Banks are Stealing a Silicon Valley Business
The venture debt business is growing as larger startups prefer to borrow rather than issue equity. → Read More
Ray Dalio's hedge fund falls on hard times, report says
Bridgewater Associates, the biggest hedge fund in the world, took a big loss to start the year, according to one report. → Read More
Banks to bear brunt of brewing Brexit
Regulatory costs and falling asset values are two threats to global banks in a sea of unknowns with vote looming. → Read More
Here's who controls 88% of hedge funds' cash
The hedge fund "billionaires' club" grows even after some of the biggest hedge funds struggled in 2015. → Read More
Jon Marino
Jon Marino was a reporter for CNBC.com covering Wall Street and banking. Prior to CNBC, Marino was a senior finance writer at Business Insider. Previously, he held positions at TheStreet.com, Thomson Reuters, SourceMedia, Mergermarket and numerous newspapers in Washington, D.C. While at TheStreet.com, Marino and a colleague won the 2015 New York Press Club Award for Consumer Reporting. Marino… → Read More
LGBT companies are beating the stock market
Companies that have more female or LGBT senior staff outperform those that do not, according to a Credit Suisse report. → Read More
Tudor hedge fund sees $1B outflows
Years of lackluster returns and executive departures lead to capital outflows, according to report. → Read More