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A survey of fresh MBA graduates reveals that their initial salaries are higher than in past years. At the same time, firms are shedding staff when they can.
Salaries are up for Wall Street’s newest recruits, even as the financial industry as a whole continues to shed jobs after a financial crisis and the brutal recession that followed, a new report finds. A recent survey of MBA grads and other students found 43 percent of respondents reported their base pay at $125,000 or...
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