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Morgan Stanley’s Gorman sees more remote work in future

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Will large firms look to cut real estate costs now that the pandemic has proved the viability of working from home?

James Gorman, CEO of wealth management and investment banking giant Morgan Stanley, believes that office life has shifted as Wall Street and the country deal with the continued impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ninety percent of Morgan Stanley’s 80,000 employees are now working from home. Whil

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