Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon — known behind the table as DJ D-Sol — said of his controversial side gig: “If my doing it publicly in any way is distracting to Goldman Sachs, my number one ...

Goldman Sachs boss David Solomon, known on stage as DJ D-Sol, hasn’t spun records at a high-profile event since the 2022 Lollapalooza music festival. David Solomon/Instagram.

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon's hobby as a DJ first entered the public eye in 2017, after the New York Times ran a glowing story about the then-55-year-old's unusual hobby as co-president of the ...

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon will no longer DJ in public, several outlets reported ahead of his bank’s earnings report Tuesday, a step that comes amid increased scrutiny into Solomon as ...

Goldman Sachs chief executive (and noted party DJ) David Solomon will no longer perform at high-profile events, picking Wall Street over South Beach, a representative from the second-largest ...

Solomon has been an amateur DJ alongside his day job as CEO of Goldman Sachs. David Solomon/Instagram. In August of last year, Solomon apologized to the bank’s board of directors for DJing a ...

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon's hobby as a DJ first entered the public eye in 2017, after the New York Times ran a glowing story about the then-55-year-old's unusual hobby as co-president of the ...

David Solomon brushes off D.J.ing as a minor hobby that has little to do with his work at the bank, but his activities may pose potential conflicts of interest.

Goldman employees have "sometimes" helped CEO David Solomon manage his DJ schedule in the past, NYT reported. The newspaper cited three people who it said had worked with Solomon, who is a ...

David Solomon, the Chief Executive Officer of Goldman Sachs GS, has reportedly chosen to step back from DJing at high-profile events. Solomon’s secondary career as a DJ had come under fire for ...

David Solomon took to cable news network CNBC to defend his leadership of Goldman Sachs. The wide-ranging interview follows unrest at the highest levels, as Insider's Dakin Campbell has reported.

Goldman Sachs chief executive (and noted party DJ) David Solomon will no longer perform at high-profile events, picking Wall Street over South Beach, a representative from the second-largest ...