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Another top female executive at Goldman Sachs is leaving, adding to an exodus of women.

The issue we've been looking into importing on

is what happens after women are made partners.

And that's where a lack of advancement

into the firm's most senior ranks becomes evident.

And how an obscure server maker had a better year than NVIDIA.

Plus, former President Donald Trump says he can't secure a bond to cover a

four hundred fifty four million dollar civil fraud judgment. It's Monday March 18th.

I'm Anne-Marie Fertoli for the Wall Street Journal. This is the PM edition of What's News, the top

headlines and business stories that moved the world today. Believe it or not,

there's a tech company that had a better year than Chipmaker,

Invidia.

It's Super Microcomputer, a once under the radar server maker that's become a

60 billion dollar company.

Super Microcomputer joined the S&P 500 today and is by far the index's top one-year

performer. Sales of its servers, equipped with NVIDIA's artificial intelligence chips, are

projected to double its revenue this year.

Reporter Aisa Fitch covers semiconductor companies for the Wall Street Journal.

Clearly the AI boom is not over yet and people are still investing heavily in this kind of stuff.

That's no surprise.

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