Lunchtime Links: The photographs that will make you want to work at PWC in Paris

PricewaterhouseCoopers has got a scene happening at its offices in Paris. According to Les Echos, it's opened a special space, called PWC-Cool where persons in its employment can hang out for a bit of luminothérapie (light therapy), yoga, or a simple session on a vibrating armchair.

There are photographs of this here.

Elsewhere in France, there are accusations that French banks haven't been doing what they were told in terms of EU bonus restraints, and the European Commission is apparently limbering up for a full investigation of all countries' adherence to its commandments.

Morgan Stanley's traders made gains exceeding $100m on 10 days last quarter. (Bloomberg)

Goldman Sachs traders lost money on one day last quarter. (Bloomberg)

Och Ziff employs 62 people and has paid them 59m. (Telegraph)

Ex-Citigroup super-trader Andrew Hall seems to have lost a load of money on commodities. (WSJ)

Clive Capital lost $400m in last week's oil slide. (Financial Times)

RBS has offered someone from Altium a big 'salary uplift' to change jobs. (CityAm)

Goldman Sachs thinks its legal costs might be less than anticipated. (Bloomberg)

JPMorgan Chase is hiring lots of investment bankers in India. (Economic Times)

UBS has lost 50 dealmakers in the US, but still wants to be a top 5 investment bank. (Bloomberg)

Women who take the pill like less masculine men. (Wall Street Journal)

Parasite of the day. (DailyParasite)