The Latest Breaking News from James Gorman

Morgan Stanley's executive chairman, James Gorman, has sold shares worth .4 million, reflecting his confidence in the company's performance. Learn more here.

Gorman stepped down at the start of the year, capping off an unusually smooth Wall Street succession.

Fed Chair Powell poured cold water on potential rate cuts, but stocks jumped anyway.

Ted Pick, Andy Saperstein and Dan Simkowitz have been given a $20 million stock award each, but Morgan Stanley wants to get its money's worth.

Finally, after months of speculation, Morgan Stanley has announced that insider Edward “Ted” Pick will replace its outgoing CEO James Gorman. Here's how the industry veteran climbed the bank's ranks to the top role.

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Nearly midway through Thursday trading, 109 calls are exhibiting unusual options activity. Seventy-six of them have ask prices of $1 or less.

Search for his successor is underway.

Updated at 11:35 am EST Morgan Stanley MS CEO James Gorman, who has guided the bank more than a decade and lead its wealth management transformation with a string of high-profile acquisitions, will transition to the role of executive chairman over the next year, he told shareholders at ...

The bank’s pro-office memo was instantly ripped apart by workers calling it “tone deaf” and “divisive.”

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