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CEO and co-founder @Ellevest. Past head of Merrill Lynch & Smith Barney, CFO of Citi, research analyst. Rabid UNC basketball fan. Author of Own It. Mom.
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Jordon Hudson’s T-shirt was even less funny than you thought | Opinion Original

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By Sallie Krawcheck
| The News & Observer Verified
Did you see the photo of Jordon Hudson at the UNC-Duke basketball game? Wearing an Orchids of Asia Day Spa T-shirt — the spa where Bob Kraft was charged with soliciting prostitution? This has been interpreted as Hudson trolling Mr. Kraft. And from Bill Belichick’s cat-that-swallowed-the-canary smile in the picture, he seems to “get the joke.” May I ask: What were they thinking? Did Hudson and Belichick think this was funny? Provocative? Clever?
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I was fired from Citibank and Bank of America. Here's how I bounced back.

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By Debbie Strong Verified, Sallie Krawcheck, Henry Blodget Verified
| Business Insider Verified
Sallie Krawcheck is the co-founder of women's investment platform Ellevest. She was fired as CFO of Citigroup in 2008 and in 2011, as head of Merrill Lynch's global wealth management division. I got booted twice. The first one, at Citi in 2008, was a long time coming. You could just watch it steamrolling down the street. At Bank of America, where I was hired in 2009, my charge had been to turn around Merrill Lynch after Bank of America bought it during the subprime crisis.
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CEO who manages $2 billion in assets: The No. 1 most important thing you can do to increase your earning power over your career Original

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By Sallie Krawcheck
| CNBC Verified
Before launching Ellevest to help women build wealth, I led Merrill Lynch, and served as CEO of Sanford Bernstein and CFO of Citigroup — where I learned that not asking for more could mean leaving a lot of money on the table. Because, look: In terms of negotiating your salary, the right time is yesterday. If you didn't do it yesterday, the right time is today.
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