Wall Street VPs: Million dollar middle management

It isn’t just with its earnings that Goldman Sachs often leads the way. So rivals’ vice presidents might want to note who is leaving Goldman’s lower Manhattan headquarters with a pink slip and a box of personal items. The investment bank’s lower and midlevel staff proved vulnerable in a recent round of job cuts. It is easy to see why VPs, who sit in the middle of the hierarchy, might be at particular risk elsewhere, too. Banks are looking for places to trim the fat. The big ticket managing di...