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About 400 Goldman partners could see their pay cut in half this year

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Wall Street pay is "the root of some evil"

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Wall St. suddenly rethinking generous, automatic pay increases for junior bankers

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The Carlyle Group's 3 founders are splitting a $400 million windfall this year

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Morgan Stanley caps cash bonuses at $125,000

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Morgan Stanley's senior execs are going to have to do some very minor belt-tightening

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Goldman employees describe the "bloodbath" of this year's bonus day

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Deferred compensation is making Wall Street pay even more opaque

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