Goldman Sachs News | Prism Workplace

Career Development

Goldman Sachs pitches internships as hands-on apprenticeships for students

Goldman’s internships are built as real apprenticeships, not observation slots, and that changes what students must prove from day one. The payoff is access, but the bar is early execution under pressure.

Derek Washington•6 min read•08:02 AM

Stay Connected

Get the latest Goldman Sachs news delivered directly to your inbox.

Free weekly newsletter · Unsubscribe anytime

By subscribing, you agree to our Privacy Policy

About Goldman Sachs

Community Focus

Stay informed with the latest news, updates, and insights tailored for the Goldman Sachs community.

Live Updates

Active

Newsroom monitoring Goldman Sachs developments. Next update cycle in 9 minutes.

More News

News

Goldman Sachs sells Petershill stake in ArcLight Capital Partners

Petershill sold its ArcLight stake at a premium, lifting realized proceeds to about $3.6 billion and reinforcing Goldman’s GP-stakes exit model.

Marcus Chen2m read

News

Solomon says inflation is Goldman Sachs' bigger near-term concern

Goldman’s leaders are signaling that inflation, not jobs, is the bigger near-term risk. For staff, that points to tighter hiring, more cautious bonus planning and tougher budget discipline.

Lauren Xu2m read

Career Development

Goldman Sachs spotlights 120,000-person alumni network as long-term asset

Goldman’s 120,000-person alumni base is a built-in exit ramp, referral engine and re-entry path, not a nostalgia exercise.

Derek Washington5m read

Analysis

Goldman Sachs sees AI reshaping workflows, cloud spending in 2026

Goldman says AI is moving from pilot projects to the daily work of bankers, researchers, and engineers, with cloud spending and power constraints now shaping the next phase.

Marcus Chen6m read

Analysis

Goldman Sachs raises $3 billion for infrastructure fund first close

Goldman Sachs Alternatives topped $3 billion at the first close of WSIP V, a fast vote of confidence that should ripple through infrastructure, digital and energy-transition teams.

Marcus Chen2m read

Analysis

Goldman says private capital will finance AI data-center boom

Goldman is pushing the AI build-out past corporate debt and into private infrastructure and real estate, putting financing, real assets, and power-heavy underwriting desks at the center.

Derek Washington2m read

News

Goldman Sachs plans $500 million Dallas campus, shifting jobs from New York

Goldman Sachs is building an 800,000-square-foot Dallas campus for more than 5,000 employees, part of a push to move jobs out of New York.

Marcus Chen2m read

Career Development

Goldman Sachs ties career growth to continuous learning, three-part reviews

Goldman is turning career growth into a repeatable system: continuous learning, three formal review conversations, and a leadership pipeline that starts early.

Derek Washington6m read

Policy

Goldman Sachs publishes guide for employees on raising integrity concerns

Goldman Sachs clarified how employees and the public can report integrity concerns, detailing anonymous and named channels, confidentiality protocols, and anti-retaliation protections.

Marcus Chen2m read

Analysis

Goldman Sachs joins SoftBank IPO preparations for energy and robotics spinouts

SoftBank’s dual IPO push for SB Energy and Roze put Goldman in line for fees as AI infrastructure, power and robotics turn into fresh capital-markets work.

Marcus Chen2m read

News

Goldman Sachs General Counsel Kathy Ruemmler Resigns After Release of Epstein Documents

Goldman Sachs general counsel Kathryn "Kathy" Ruemmler will step down effective June 30 after U.S. Justice Department files showed emails calling Jeffrey Epstein "Uncle Jeffrey" and accepting luxury gifts.

Marcus Chen3m read

Analysis

Goldman sees SpaceX AI revenue soaring to $322 billion by 2030

Goldman’s SpaceX pitch pegs AI revenue at $322 billion by 2030, turning a $3.2 billion business into the core of a $1.75 trillion IPO story.

Lauren Xu2m read

Benefits

Goldman Sachs survey shows rising costs, complexity in employee benefits

Goldman Sachs Ayco found 54% of employers now cover GLP-1s, but 64% say cost is the biggest barrier as benefits get more targeted.

Lauren Xu2m read

Guides

Goldman Sachs details annual pay reviews, wellness benefits, and pay equity policies

Goldman’s pay language shows salary is only the floor; annual reviews, discretion, and local allowances decide the real prize.

Marcus Chen5m read

Policy

Goldman Sachs clarifies employee expectations in Code of Business Conduct

Goldman Sachs has clarified expectations in its Code of Business Conduct and Ethics, the firm’s central public statement of behavioral standards for employees worldwide.

Marcus Chen1m read

Labor

NLRB Guidance Clarifies Goldman Sachs Employees' Rights Under NLRA

NLRB guidance lays out workers’ rights under the NLRA and specific employer prohibitions, clarifying how Goldman Sachs employees can raise pay, benefits, and working-conditions concerns.

Marcus Chen4m read

Policy

Goldman Sachs Revises Business Conduct Code to Tighten AI, Market Rules

Goldman Sachs updated its business conduct code to tighten rules on AI use, firm communications and market conduct, increasing reporting, attestations and potential discipline for employees.

Marcus Chen3m read

Benefits

Goldman Sachs Outlines Firmwide Benefits Hub With Global, Location-Specific Details

Goldman Sachs published a firmwide benefits hub that details global and location-specific health, mental health, flexibility, equity and family supports for employees.

Marcus Chen2m read

News

Goldman Sachs chief of staff Russell Horwitz to leave at end of June

Russell Horwitz is leaving Goldman’s executive office at the end of June, a move that strips a key fixer from David Solomon’s inner circle and resets influence around the CEO.

Derek Washington2m read

Culture

Goldman Sachs backs employee ideas through internal venture program

Goldman’s internal venture program has pulled in more than 1,800 employee ideas and turned seven into products, giving staff a rare path from desk work to ownership.

Derek Washington2m read

Labor

What Goldman Sachs employees need to know about whistleblower protections

Federal law protects finance employees who report wrongdoing or cooperate with regulators. Know filing windows, confidentiality options, and when to seek counsel.

Marcus Chen2m read

Analysis

Lloyd Blankfein reflects on Goldman Sachs culture, crises and AI

Lloyd Blankfein’s Goldman legacy points to the same rule under AI: speed up the work, but keep judgment, risk control and client trust tightly held.

Lauren Xu6m read

News

Goldman CLO Kathy Ruemmler to resign June 30 after DOJ Epstein files

Kathy Ruemmler will step down as Goldman Sachs’ chief legal officer effective June 30, 2026, after unsealed DOJ files showed she accepted gifts from Jeffrey Epstein and advised him on media responses.

Marcus Chen2m read

News

Goldman Sachs' Solomon sees greed, not fear, fueling mega IPOs

Solomon’s “more greed than fear” message lands as Goldman chases AI and space mega-deals, from Alphabet’s $80 billion raise to SpaceX’s IPO plans.

Lauren Xu2m read

Analysis

Goldman Sachs says AI economics are more questionable as costs rise

Goldman says AI spending is outrunning returns, a warning that could tighten budgets and force Goldman teams to prove every automation bet.

Lauren Xu2m read

Culture

Goldman Sachs ties inclusion networks to performance and recruiting

Goldman is using employee networks, pay data and HBCU recruiting to turn inclusion into a pipeline tool, not just a statement.

Lauren Xu6m read

Policy

Goldman Sachs says women, minority pay at 99 percent of peers

Goldman says its latest review put women and U.S. minority employees at 99 percent of peers, but the real story is the annual process behind the number.

Derek Washington2m read

Career Development

Goldman Sachs Gives Junior Staff Client-Facing Leadership at Future Leaders Conference

Goldman is handing analysts real client-facing ownership early, and that visibility can shape promotions, retention, and the rest of a banking career.

Marcus Chen5m read

Labor

Morgan Stanley layoffs prompt warnings of Goldman Sachs OneGS 3.0 cuts

eFinancialCareers warned March 5 that Morgan Stanley's "substantial" cuts could presage similar moves at Goldman Sachs, which has told staff to expect potential job reductions under its OneGS 3.0 AI plan.

Marcus Chen3m read

Goldman Sachs pitches internships as hands-on apprenticeships for students

Stay Connected

About Goldman Sachs

Live Updates

Share

More News

Goldman Sachs sells Petershill stake in ArcLight Capital Partners

Solomon says inflation is Goldman Sachs' bigger near-term concern

Goldman Sachs spotlights 120,000-person alumni network as long-term asset

Goldman Sachs sees AI reshaping workflows, cloud spending in 2026

Goldman Sachs raises $3 billion for infrastructure fund first close

Goldman says private capital will finance AI data-center boom

Goldman Sachs plans $500 million Dallas campus, shifting jobs from New York

Goldman Sachs ties career growth to continuous learning, three-part reviews

Goldman Sachs publishes guide for employees on raising integrity concerns

Goldman Sachs joins SoftBank IPO preparations for energy and robotics spinouts

Goldman Sachs General Counsel Kathy Ruemmler Resigns After Release of Epstein Documents

Goldman sees SpaceX AI revenue soaring to $322 billion by 2030

Goldman Sachs survey shows rising costs, complexity in employee benefits

Goldman Sachs details annual pay reviews, wellness benefits, and pay equity policies

Goldman Sachs clarifies employee expectations in Code of Business Conduct

NLRB Guidance Clarifies Goldman Sachs Employees' Rights Under NLRA

Goldman Sachs Revises Business Conduct Code to Tighten AI, Market Rules

Goldman Sachs Outlines Firmwide Benefits Hub With Global, Location-Specific Details

Goldman Sachs chief of staff Russell Horwitz to leave at end of June

Goldman Sachs backs employee ideas through internal venture program

What Goldman Sachs employees need to know about whistleblower protections

Lloyd Blankfein reflects on Goldman Sachs culture, crises and AI

Goldman CLO Kathy Ruemmler to resign June 30 after DOJ Epstein files

Goldman Sachs' Solomon sees greed, not fear, fueling mega IPOs

Goldman Sachs says AI economics are more questionable as costs rise

Goldman Sachs ties inclusion networks to performance and recruiting

Goldman Sachs says women, minority pay at 99 percent of peers

Goldman Sachs Gives Junior Staff Client-Facing Leadership at Future Leaders Conference

Morgan Stanley layoffs prompt warnings of Goldman Sachs OneGS 3.0 cuts