Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon has dialed back his DJing hobby following a flurry of criticism that his controversial side gig is distracting to the investment bank’s business, people familiar with ...

The post David Solomon Gives Up DJing, Will Now *Just* Be Goldman Sachs CEO appeared first on Consequence. David Solomon has stepped back from his DJing gig, leaving him with only the meager job title ...

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon famously had a side hustle as a DJ. Sources told the FT Solomon decided to stop playing at high-profile gigs because of criticism and media attention. “Music was not a ...

David Solomon, the Chief Executive Officer of Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS), has reportedly chosen to step back from DJing at high-profile events. Solomon’s secondary career as a DJ had come under fire for ...

Shares of Goldman Sachs Group GS hit new all-time highs Tuesday, which might come as a surprise given an attack against the company and their CEO David Solomon by President Donald Trump. What Happened ...

“David hasn’t publicly DJed an event in well over a year, which we have confirmed multiple times in the past,” Tony Fratto, a Goldman Sachs spokesperson, said in a statement. “Music was not a ...

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Goldman Sach's boss David Solomon says he is still DJing as a "hobby," even though he probably won't be performing at a music festival again anytime soon. The banking executive told the Financial ...

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon won the coveted rights to create a DJ remix of a classic Whitney Houston track with the help of one of the bank’s well-connected clients — even as he enlisted Goldman ...

Goldman Sachs GS CEO David Solomon said he still performs as a DJ at private events, including at his daughter’s wedding. The veteran banker, who previously performed under the name DJ D-Sol, said ...

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon's hobby as a DJ first entered the public eye in 2017, after the New York Times ran a glowing story about the then-55-year-old's unusual hobby as co-president of the ...