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Did big banks do better than expected in the first quarter of the year?

  • Wall Street banks are apparently doing just fine as their shares pop after Q1 earnings results.
  • Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley both reported substantial drops in revenue and profit. However, the latter's wealth management business is helping to soften the hit for the bank.
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