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The week of Thanksgiving is always a weird one. In many ways it is a quiet because of the holiday, but that also leaves plenty of room for companies to try and sneak out some news.
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Wall Street's holiday party plans
Deck the halls Zoom calls with boughs of holly.
The office holiday party will look a bit different this year since not many people are in the actual office.
Rebecca Ungarino and Jack Newsham with a really nice look at how finance and law firms are handling their annual holiday parties.
Click here to read the entire story.
Inside PNC's $12 billion deal to buy BBVA's US arm
One of the biggest bank deals in recent memory took place last week when PNC announced its planned purchase of BBVA US, the US-based arm of the Spanish lending giant BBVA, for $11.6 billion. Reed Alexander has a great look not only at the deal, but how it shaped up in this digital-only world.
Read the 18-page pitch deck a startup rewarding customers for staying fit used to nab a $5 million seed round
Pitch-deck alert! Here's a fun one from Paceline, a health and wellness platform, that rewards users for staying active. What's more, the CEO has big plans for the startup, including credit cards and insurance products. Read more here.
Here's the 25-slide pitch deck a startup that helps companies like Kroger and Sweetgreen manage deliveries
Another pitch deck alert! Shannen Balogh with the deck from delivery-management software company Onfleet. Check out the whole deck here.
Boutique investment bank Perella Weinberg is reportedly seeking to go public via a SPAC
The SPAC train continues to roll on. Boutique investment bank Perella Weinberg is reportedly seeking to go public via a SPAC. Read more here.
Odd lots:
The extra mile: how Covid-19 transformed exercise (FT)
Gregg Lemkau: the go-to adviser for the bad boys of Silicon Valley (FT)
Allstate Shuns Big Banks for Bond Sale to Focus on Diversity (Bloomberg)
Goldman Sachs shakes up senior ranks of London investment banking team (FinancialNews)
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