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Look, no beard: Goldman Sachs' Marcus subverts the fintech story
We’ve seen the future of banking.
Which big names in business are 2018’s ones to watch?
From the head of Europe’s biggest short-haul airline to an heir to the Murdoch empire, here are nine well-known business figures expected to hit the headlines next year, for good or ill.
Jerome Powell: a boring choice for Fed chair, despite the interesting times
Jerome Powell was Wall Street’s choice to run the Federal Reserve.
