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The results of the World Enterprise Chess Competition have been released, and all the major Wall Street banks have failed to be named the 'smartest company'.
Forget about the M&A transaction rankings. In the past few days, Wall Street banks have stepped onto the international chess arena, competing for the title of "smartest company". The fact proves that no one is. Bankers and traders from institutions such as Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, Deutsche Bank, etc. were defeated by Chessify and Chessmood chess players in the final rounds of the World Corporate International Chess Championship in New York. UBS and Susquehanna International Group are the only two financial companies to break into the semifinals. Exciting afternoon on Monday.
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