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Jeenah Moon/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesGoldman Sachs posted strong fourth-quarter earnings as dealmaking surged.The firm's stock price is up more than 60% over the past year, far outpacing major rivals.CEO David Solomon says dealmaking levels may soon rival — or exceed — the heyday of 2021.Goldman Sachs is acting like Goldman Sachs again.The Wall Street giant is coming off one of its best years on record, its share price is through the roof, and its executives are downright giddy over its swelling deal pipeline. Equity trading is booming, and dealmaking is thriving ahead of what could be one of the biggest years for IPOs of all time, big boons for Goldman's bottom line.If the bank had lost its luster, CEO David Solomon seems to have gotten it back. Goldman is once again Wall Street's top dog. It's a swift comeback for a firm that some declared dead as recently as 2023. The scars of an internal PR crisis and concerns over Solomon's DJ side hustle are long in the past. Goldman is on the attack again as it readies for a monster year."I think the world is set up at the moment to be incredibly constructive in 2026 for M&A and capital markets activity," Solomon told an analyst during the firm's fourth-quarter earnings call on Thursday. "The 2021 levels will be exceeded again. They might be exceeded in 2026."Being on the right footing is all the more important as other banks are jockeying for some of the industry's hottest deals too. In a memo to her staff on Wednesday, Citi CEO Jane Fraser warned her staff against settling for second best."The animal spirits have been unleashed," veteran Wells Fargo bank analyst Mike Mayo told Business Insider last week, noting competition among the banks is now "at its most intense level since before the global financial crisis."Here's how Goldman got its swagger back and what's still at stake.Inside the strategyMuch of Solomon's vision that's playing out today dates back to a 2020 investor day just a few weeks before the coronavirus pandemic sent the world into a tailspin. At the presentation — which featured a number of then-Goldman officials who are no longer at the bank — its leaders teased two pursuits that would go on to shape its future: "digitization" and "consumerization."Not everything went according to plan.Its consumer banking venture, Marcus, proved a costly distraction that fomented schisms among power brokers and sent some partners to the exits. Stephanie Cohen, the bank's former chief strategy officer and an architect of its consumer strategy, left the firm in 2024 to go to the tech sector.The bank retreated from many of its consumer ambitions due to ballooning spending, but the Marcus brand lives on as a deposits platform within its combined asset and wealth management business. Marcus holds more than $100 billion in consumer deposits in the US and UK, contributing to more than $500 billion in deposits overall, the bank has said.The bank also got closure on another Marcus venture this week. It has relinquished its Apple Card partnership to JPMorgan. A silver lining for the bank is that this transfer meant analysts didn't pepper Solomon with questions about President Donald Trump's 10% credit card interest proposal. Other CEOs had to address it point-blank during their earnings calls.Aside from the consumer flop, other initiatives stuck. Solomon merged the asset and wealth businesses in late 2022. The gambit appears to have paid off — the business' assets under supervision climbed nearly half a trillion dollars to $3.6 trillion last year, an all-time high, alongside investments in private banking, alternatives, and wealth management in the high-net-worth category.About a year ago, Goldman formalized its Capital Solutions Group, coalescing its advisory, financing, structuring, and risk-management capabilities. The unit's primary objective…

La programmation du premier circuit de France se réorganise autour de son nouveau directeur. Avec l’arrivée de Jean-Baptiste Davi, le 6 janvier dernier, qui a pris la suite de Mathias Cornet en tant que directeur de la programmation de Pathé Cinémas France, les responsabilités sont réparties différemment, à partir du lundi 19 janvier 2026. Ariane Engel, précédemment responsable Paris-périphérie, devient directrice adjointe programmation Sud ;Roxane Mont-Sargues, qui était responsable programmation Paris, devient directrice adjointe programmation Nord ;Rémy Dicandia, programmateur, devient responsable programmation Périphérie ;Aurélie Vélius, programmatrice, devient responsable programmation Paris ;Marina Telkos est désormais responsable France événementiel et animations. Rosanna Coisne, programmatrice province Sud, reporte donc à Ariane Engel, tandis qu’Alexandre Costa, programmateur province Nord, reporte à Roxane Mont-Sargues. En 2025, Pathé Cinémas est à nouveau le premier circuit d’exploitation en France, avec 31,6 millions d’entrées enregistrées dans ses 79 cinémas. The post Pathé Cinémas réorganise son équipe programmation appeared first on Boxoffice Pro.