Company: Goldman Sachs Group Inc.

Germany's Deutsche Bank will defer any part of an employee's bonus above 200,000 euros ($264,800) this year, a source close to the bank said, making it the latest industry player to limit pay in the face of fierce criticism of the industry.

Lucas van Praag, a Goldman Sachs partner and the global head of corporate communications for the firm will leave at the end of March, according to a memo obtained by Reuters.

Blankfein, the chief executive of Goldman Sachs, is stepping onto a prominent and politically charged stage, the New York Times reports.

Goldman Sachs has been battling a seemingly never-ending barrage of negative publicity since the financial crisis. The bank might be firing its long time public relations director in response. The New York Times reports.

Facebook's S-1 revealed a number of interesting facts about the company's advertising business, its mobile risks, and its pile of cash. But perhaps most striking is CEO Mark Zuckerberg's stunning control over the company. He is sitting on a massive controlling stake — the largest by a landslide — and he's putting forth a distinctive, ambitious social mission that could alienate investors.

Facebook made its long-awaited filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering. It is expected to trade under the ticker symbol "FB."

Investors should be buying more U.S. assets — particularly bonds, stocks. and dollar-denominated assets — as part of their core portfolios, the chief investment officer of Goldman Sachs Private Wealth Management told CNBC Tuesday.

Facebook is expected to file initial paperwork with regulators on Wednesday morning for a $5 billion initial public offering.

The former chief executive of MF Global has put his Hoboken condominium up for sale with Halliburton Homes, which is listing the unit for $2.9 million.

Stocks came off their worst levels but still finished narrowly mixed Tuesday, after a handful of disappointing economic news weighed on the market. Despite the session's lackluster performance, the Dow and S&P are still posted their best January since 1997. In addition, all three major averages logged their best monthly gains since October.

On Sunday, the public outrage at Stephen Hester’s bonus persuaded the Royal Bank of Scotland chief executive to turn down a pay award ($1.57 million) that would be considered miserly by other bank bosses in the UK and the US, the Financial Times reports.

Facebook's initial public offering is likely to set a new standard for how low investment banks are willing to go on advisory fees to win big business.

In the latest government tactic to prosecute crimes related to the financial crisis, the housing task force will attempt to crack down on financial firms suspected of improperly bundling home loans into securities for investors, the New York Times reports.

Amgen, the world's largest biotechnology company, said on Thursday it would pay over $1 billion to buy Micromet, which has several cancer drugs in development.

After a long, controversial wait, Mitt Romney released details of his federal tax returns on Tuesday, inciting a flurry of wide-eyed analysis from those curious to see exactly how Mr. Romney’s personal finances stack up. The New York Times reports.