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‘Sallie, Sallie, Sallie!’

The Headhunter wonders why Sallie Krawcheck's departure registered as an earth shattering day in the history of the retail brokerage business.

“Sallie, Sallie, Sallie!!!” (picture Sarch whining, like Jan Brady complaining about Marcia all those years ago). The calls, texts and e-mails started coming on Tuesday night and lasted all day on Wednesday. “Did you hear about Sallie?” “What do you think about Sallie

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