The board of Goldman Sachs is “starting to reevaluate” CEO David Solomon following his costly, botched venture into consumer banking, his side hustle as a DJ, and a slew of high-level executive departures, Lydia Moynihan of The New York Post’s On The Money reports. “The board is starting to re-evaluate. David may have a problem with the board room. No one wants to see someone is at war with their senior execs,” one Goldman insider told On The Money. “You can ignore the bad coverage for a month or two, but the board no longer has plausible deniability about what’s going on.”
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