The Industry Season 3 finale ends with near-climactic shifts in the multiple facets of the narrative. These changes are so definitive and jarring that it seems fair to question Pierpoint’s future and how the series will continue beyond this.

Spread the loveThe Season Three finale of HBO’s “Industry” left viewers reeling, throwing a bombshell that shifted the power dynamics within Pierpoint & Co. and set the stage for a turbulent future. The episode,

I n the finale of Industry season 3, Eric Tao (Ken Leung) tries to lift the spirits of the Pierpoint & Co. employees after the company is sold to Egyptian investors. He quotes the

This article will talk about the recap of Industry Season 3 finale. It will explore the chaos that occurred and what it means for Pierpoint and the show's major characters. Right

The HBO show—the most thrilling offering currently on TV—zeroes in on the domineering masculine impulse that drives the world of finance.

A new era dawns upon Pierpoint in ‘Industry’ season 3, as Eric’s strikingly Harper-less floor drives their focus toward ethical ESG—environmental, social, and governance—investing. As such, new players like Henry Muck and Wilhelmina Fassbinder find their way into the central narrative as they influence the banking firm’s reputation.

Note: This article discusses the Season 3 finale of HBO’s “Industry” and therefore contains spoilers. It was to be expected that Sunday night’s season finale of “Industry,” the HBO series enamored with risk-takers,

In the finale of Industry season 3, Eric Tao (Ken Leung) tries to lift the spirits of the Pierpoint & Co. employees after the company is sold to Egyptian investors. He quotes the Denis Johnson short story "The Largesse of the Sea Maiden,

Cocreators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay explain the seismic turn of events for Rishi, whose gambling addiction finally caught up with him—and why it almost never aired.

Industry' creators Mickey Down and Konrad Kay on the finale flash forwards, if Season 4 is headed America, and the fate of Rishi, Yasmin, and Robert.

The HBO hit about a group of junior traders at the London office of Pierpoint & Co. expanded even further beyond the walls of the bank, as staffers Yasmin (Marisa Abela) and Robert (Harry Lawtey) and alum Harper (Myha'la) were no longer quite so junior and with many nefarious dealings on their hands.