Julie Steinberg
Wealth Management and Private Banking Reporter, Wall Street Journal
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M&I reporter @WSJ, @Penn grad, @dailypenn & @34st alum. Send tips to julie.steinberg@wsj.com.
Finance, film & huskies.
Opinions are my own, not my employer's.
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"Women in key positions" and "No one wants to eat the Big Mac anymore" -- JPM shareholder
Corporate gadfly Evelyn Davis isn't at the JPM annual meeting, but she told us what she would ask: on.wsj.com/118iyku
J.P. Morgan in the Spotlight: What Would Evelyn Ask?
blogs.wsj.com — By Julie Steinberg Shareholder activist Evelyn Davis won't be attending J.P. Morgan 's annual meeting today, but she isn't letting her absence stand in the way of offering the company, and Jamie Dimon, some advice.
RT @MathewPassy: Podcast with @JBSteins embedded inside article - Are You Rich Enough for a Family Office? - buff.ly/161cddr
Are You Rich Enough for a Family Office?
online.wsj.com — A new wave of private firms that cater to clients' every imaginable financial need are increasingly courting the merely wealthy. Here's what they offer.
RT @WSJmarkets: Are You Rich Enough for a Family Office? on.wsj.com/16tFqOb
Are You Rich Enough for a Family Office?
online.wsj.com — A new wave of private firms that cater to clients' every imaginable financial need are increasingly courting the merely wealthy. Here's what they offer.
RT @rainnwilson: Grab your beet salads, reams of paper, bobbleheads, Jello molds & Kleenexes folks. It's time for the Office Finale!
Sallie Krawcheck on Investing in Women
blogs.wsj.com — By Julie Steinberg Sallie Krawcheck is back. It was announced Wednesday that the former Bank of America Corp. wealth management head is acquiring 85 Broads, the global women's network started by former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. executive Janet Hanson.
RT @WSJbusiness: Hedge Funds Bet on Freddie, Fannie Rise on.wsj.com/140yPGF
Hedge Funds Bet on Freddie, Fannie Rise
online.wsj.com — Some of the hedge funds that made fortunes in the housing-market crash are now betting on the recovery of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the government-controlled mortgage giants.
@moorehn thanks Heidi! Welcome back from Paris
@VeganLunchTruck I hope you are adding the meatball subs to the new menu!
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